part with

1. Give up, let go of, relinquish, as in Janice hated to part with her cat, but the landlord wouldn't allow pets. [Mid-1300s]

Example Sentences

The same video shows them applauding the man, who tipped his hat to them and seemed genuinely happy with his decision to part with the ball.

From Los Angeles Times

As trends lose their power to compel us to part with our money, or micro-trends on TikTok make it feel impossible to keep up with what’s happening, the idea of authenticity takes on more weight.

From Los Angeles Times

Chansiri parted with a decade ago would now be worth about £52m, still only around half of what he seems to be demanding to relinquish control now.

From BBC

A marine heatwave has also played a part with sea temperatures in parts of the UK up to 3C above normal at times, reducing the usual cooling effect around the coast.

From BBC

But Wolves' stance illustrates the challenge the Magpies face to convince a club to part with a key figure, and little time to find a replacement, before the transfer window shuts on 1 September.

From BBC

Related Words

• abandon 
• annul 
• depart 
• dissolve 
• empty 
• evacuate 
• give up 
• move out 
• quash 
• quit 
• relinquish 
• renounce 
• rescind 
• reverse 
• revoke 
• void 
• withdraw