valediction

If Shinseki had given the same speech three weeks ago, it might have been a campaign plan instead of a valediction.

Three weeks ago, it might have been a campaign plan—instead of a valediction.

In the weeks ahead that warning may well become the most common valediction in eastern Ukraine.

"I never remember sich a evenin', my dear," was Mrs. Stitchley's valediction.

Shall we pronounce the sad valediction to freedom, and immolate liberty on the altars our fathers have raised to her?

I gave him the usual Spanish valediction, Vaya usted con Dios, and saw no more of him.

Shakespeare put his valediction into the mouth of Prospero; Sophocles entrusted his to his greatest creation Oedipus.

It poured itself into one mournful, savage, sacred cry of salutation and valediction.