farewell

Converse of object

• bid: We bid farewell to the White Cliffs on our short sea crossing to Calais in France.
• say: They were all there to say farewell to Harry Potts the Club's finest ever manager.
• wave: Day 7 The next day we waved a sad farewell to the crew of the Coral II at Puerto Ayora in Santa Cruz.
• wish: The project team wishes a fond farewell to Jim Valentine.

Adjective modifier

• fond: ISC staff wished Anna a fond farewell at the end of May.
• tearful: Lily's place is with Charlie and she bids Sophie a tearful farewell.
• sad: Day 7 The next day we waved a sad farewell to the crew of the Coral II at Puerto Ayora in Santa Cruz.
• affectionate: Last week local users gave an affectionate farewell to Jay Chauhan, who had served the Belsize community for 25 years as its manager.
• emotional: An emotional farewell of " Don't worry, Mommy won't be long!
• reluctant: Scipius bade them a reluctant farewell, wishing he were going with them.

Modifies a noun

• dinner: At 7pm a farewell Dinner is served followed by the Chefs Baked Alaska Parade.
• kiss: Their lustful farewell kiss could no more adequately have expressed what Pappano was unleashing from the orchestra at this point.
• gala: We return to Lorraine for our farewell gala dinner.
• banquet: The last event was a farewell banquet, hosted by the Government Information Office.
• supper: Back at Can Jou, you gather for a farewell supper washed down with cava.
• gig: I feel like every gig is a farewell gig from now, which is odd.

Noun used with modifier

• bidding: Bidding farewell, Owen heads for the railroad station.
• bid: The first exile Napoleon bids farewell to his Old Guard.
• wave: Should not we allow it to celebrate its successes rather than wave farewell to it?
• evening: Evening farewell buffet with presentation of awards for best student work.