pass (on) Synonyms

Strongest:

to die

The professor passed on his knowledge and expertise to his students.
The torch was passed on from one generation to the next.
The family passed on their traditions and customs to their children.
She passed on the opportunity to take a promotion, preferring to spend more time with her family.
The disease was passed on from the infected animal to the human.
The ball was passed on down the field, leading to a touchdown.
The keys to the car were passed on to the new owner.
The rumor was passed on throughout the office, causing widespread panic.
The baton was passed on to the next runner, symbolizing the start of a new leg of the race.
The inheritance was passed on to the distant cousins, fulfilling the terms of the late uncle's will.

to die

die, check out, perish, fall, buy it, step out, pass away, snuff it, succumb, end

come to, live, breathe, exist, be,revive,linger, subsist, thrive, flourish

The professor passed on his knowledge and expertise to his students.

The torch was passed on from one generation to the next.

The family passed on their traditions and customs to their children.

She passed on the opportunity to take a promotion, preferring to spend more time with her family.