leaving (out) (Meaning)

leaving (out)

to not include or mention (someone or something)

Despite the rain, the hikers continued their trek, leaving their campsite early.
The teenager rushed out of the house, leaving his homework on the kitchen table.
The thief escaped through the fire escape, leaving no trace behind.
The soldiers retreated from the battlefield, leaving the wounded behind.
The family drove away on their vacation, leaving their home empty.
The artist left his studio, leaving his unfinished paintings on the easel.
The student left a note on the teacher's desk, explaining his absence.
The company downsized, leaving many employees jobless.
The ship set sail, leaving the harbor behind.
The doctor left the hospital at the end of her shift, leaving the patients in the care of the nurses.

to not include or mention (someone or something)

preventing, excluding,missing out, omitting, refusing, eliminating, precluding, ruling out,prohibiting, banning

taking in, involving, carrying,including, containing, consisting (of), embracing, numbering, entailing, comprising

Despite the rain, the hikers continued their trek, leaving their campsite early.

The teenager rushed out of the house, leaving his homework on the kitchen table.

The thief escaped through the fire escape, leaving no trace behind.

The soldiers retreated from the battlefield, leaving the wounded behind.