good-byes (Meaning)

good-byes

a taking of leave, a concluding remark or gesture at parting, a concluding remark at parting

The tearful good-byes echoed through the airport terminal as families bid farewell to loved ones.
The couple exchanged heartfelt good-byes, knowing that their time together was drawing to a close.
With trembling voices, we uttered our final good-byes, promising to cherish the memories we shared.
The soldier waved a hand as he boarded the transport, his good-byes swallowed by the roar of the engines.
The professor's good-byes resonated with wisdom and hope, inspiring her students to embrace the future.
The good-byes of a mentor are etched in the hearts of their protégés, guiding them through life's challenges.
As the ship set sail, the captain's good-byes hung in the air, a bittersweet farewell to the land behind.
The refugees bid good-byes to their homeland, carrying the weight of their sacrifices with them.
The symphony ended with a stirring rendition of "Auld Lang Syne," the crowd's good-byes filling the concert hall.
With heavy hearts, we exchanged our last good-byes, knowing that our paths would diverge forever.

a taking of leave, a concluding remark or gesture at parting, a concluding remark at parting

farewells, adieux, congés, aves, Godspeeds,adieus, congees, bon voyages,au revoirs, leave-takings

salutations,greetings, hellos,salutes,welcomes

The tearful good-byes echoed through the airport terminal as families bid farewell to loved ones.

The couple exchanged heartfelt good-byes, knowing that their time together was drawing to a close.

With trembling voices, we uttered our final good-byes, promising to cherish the memories we shared.

The soldier waved a hand as he boarded the transport, his good-byes swallowed by the roar of the engines.