Noun:

पुढे जाण्याची वेळ,

time of departure's Usage Examples:

stated that he was satisfied that the engine was serviceable at the time of departure.

The seller would then accompany the buyer to the airport at the time of departure.

At the time of departure Bligh was 33 years old and Fryer a year older.

The exact time of departure from Sinlung and the original route they followed is not known to.

Casas chooses to paint the time of departure of the procession from the church, before passing on the Canvis Nous.

At his time of departure, Blackburn were 18th in the table, four points clear of the relegation.

Thunderstorm were present in the area around the time of departure.

The weather at the time of departure was heavy rain and thick clouds with a ceiling of 140–200 m (460–660 ft).

Depending on the day and time of departure, routes may be express or include all mentioned stops.

The time of departure is often determined by the light cycle, and begins at the first day.

Single Trip travel Insurance Offers cover from the time of departure to the day of arrival in India.

Leonard believes this can be explained by having John describing the time of departure and the other two describing the time of arrival.

Failure to register can result in a fine of YR 5,000 at the time of departure.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

disembarkation, appearance, fall, behave, discontinue,