good-bys (Meaning)

good-bys

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

As the sun set, casting a golden glow on the horizon, we bid each other good-bys at the airport.
The couple exchanged tearful good-bys, knowing it might be the last time they ever saw each other.
With a heavy heart, I said good-bys to my childhood home as I moved into my first apartment.
The students waved good-bys to their teacher as they boarded the bus for their field trip.
The lovers parted ways at the park, exchanging tender good-bys before walking in opposite directions.
The weary traveler said good-bys to the friendly innkeeper after a restful night's sleep.
As the curtains closed and the play came to an end, the audience rose and applauded, waving good-bys to the actors and actresses.
The children shouted good-bys to their parents as they ran down the street to play with their friends.
The hospital staff exchanged good-bys with the outgoing doctor who had dedicated countless hours to caring for patients.
With a mixture of sadness and anticipation, the graduating class said good-bys to their alma mater and embarked on their new journeys.

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

adieux,farewells, bon voyages, aves, Godspeeds, congees, congés,adieus, leave-takings, send-offs

salutations,greetings, hellos,salutes,welcomes

As the sun set, casting a golden glow on the horizon, we bid each other good-bys at the airport.

The couple exchanged tearful good-bys, knowing it might be the last time they ever saw each other.

With a heavy heart, I said good-bys to my childhood home as I moved into my first apartment.

The students waved good-bys to their teacher as they boarded the bus for their field trip.