Noun:

હું જાઉં છું,

going away's Usage Examples:

First usageThe Oxford English Dictionary records: the custom (in the 18th century prevalent in France and sometimes imitated in England) of going away from a reception, etc.

csángál meaning "wander, as if going away"; purportedly a reference to sibilation, in the pronunciation of some Hungarian consonants by Csángó people.

Lo, I am going away from your place to Thiruchendur.

Stanislaus suffered the unjust treatment with remarkable stoicism and patience, but one night after Stanislaus had again suffered the harsh comments and blows of his brother, he turned on Paul with the words: 'Your rough treatment will end in my going away never to return, and you will have to explain my leaving to our father and mother.

As train travel became more affordable, middle-class families followed similar patterns, keeping their children home during the hottest months of the year or going away for a summer vacation.

Distraught, she disappears before Mortimer can talk to her and leaves a letter saying she wronged him and is going away somewhere.

After a heart-to-heart with Michael, Kat returns to The Queen Vic to ask for Alfie's forgiveness and suggests going away for a while.

trousers is going away, she runs into him and then he drops a paper, a promissory note, which she takes.

First, Jesus tells the disciples that he will be going away to the Father, that he will send the Holy Spirit to guide the disciples.

The pranks are usually carried out at the end of the senior school year as a going away mark on the school, and in some cases have become something of a tradition.

This scene of going away for good against the backdrop of the city he has long protected, hints at the death of the Captain Jack persona; in Porter's words, the immortal captain dies at the top of a hill in Wales at the conclusion of the epic miniseries, epic traditionally being the genre of heroism.

She tells them that Simon is going away with the rest of his men for the night, and only Max, one of the guards, will be left.

The combination of these words translates to going away.

Synonyms:

takeoff, act, deed, shipment, parting, leave-taking, going, departure, farewell, exit, human action, embarkation, boarding, breaking away, dispatch, disappearing, despatch, withdrawal, French leave, leaving, sailing, embarkment, leave, disappearance, human activity,

Antonyms:

disembarkation, appearance, fall, behave, discontinue,