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leave behind
verb
- adverb to forget or neglect to bring or take
- to cause to remain as a result or sign of something
the storm left a trail of damage behind
- to pass
once the wind came up, we soon left the land behind us
Example Sentences
You can use your skills to defend communities under attack, protect the independence of the courts, and fight for the people systems often leave behind.
She will be leaving behind three daughters and six grandchildren, but reuniting with two sons in Mexico.
The head of Lanzarote's emergency services told local media some homes had been submerged, with floodwaters leaving behind a "great quantity of mud".
It is loaded with fresh vegetables and herbs and invites you to add just about anything you simply could not bear to leave behind at the farmers market.
But if moving means uprooting your entire life — switching your kids’ schools, leaving behind a supportive community and dealing with the stress of selling — then ask yourself if you’re emotionally ready for that change.
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