a demonstration of good wishes for a person setting out on a trip, career, or other venture: They gave him a rousing send-off at the pier. a start given to a person or thing.
What means send off?
: a demonstration of goodwill and enthusiasm for the beginning of a new venture (such as a trip)
How do you use send off in a sentence?
- The department gave Tom a send-off he won't forget!
- Her colleagues gave her a good send-off.
- She was given a good send-off at the airport.
- We'll have to give her a good send-off when she leaves the office.
- Their installation adds up to an elegant send-off.
- The letdown after the great send-off was terrible.
