send off (Meaning)
send off (v)
send away towards a designated goal
throw, send, or cast forward
transfer
send off (n)
an organized expression of goodwill at the start of a trip or new venture
a start given to contestants
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send off Sentence Examples
- The students gave their retiring teacher a rousing send off with a heartfelt ceremony.
- The team captain led his squad out onto the field with a determined send off speech.
- The family gathered at the airport for an emotional send off for their son departing for college.
- The village elders organized a traditional send off ritual to honor the departing travelers.
- The farewell party included a series of speeches and songs as a send off for the beloved colleague.
- The troops received a rousing send off from the community before deploying overseas.
- The ship's horn blared in a final send off as it left the harbor for its long voyage.
- The parents gave their child a special send off treat before the first day of school.
- The fans gave their favorite player a thunderous send off as he retired from the game.
- The graduation ceremony culminated in a heartfelt send off for the newly-minted graduates.
FAQs About the word send off
send away towards a designated goal, throw, send, or cast forward, transfer, an organized expression of goodwill at the start of a trip or new venture, a start
good-by, ave,good-bye, leave-taking, bon voyage, congee, Godspeed, farewell,conge, adieu
welcome, salutation, salute,salute, welcome, salutation,hello, hello,greeting(s), greeting(s)
The students gave their retiring teacher a rousing send off with a heartfelt ceremony.
The team captain led his squad out onto the field with a determined send off speech.
The family gathered at the airport for an emotional send off for their son departing for college.
The village elders organized a traditional send off ritual to honor the departing travelers.
