Verb
(idiomatic) To end a relationship.
(idiomatic, of two or more people or things) To separate; go their own ways.
The vines parted company with the wall as I attempted the climb, and I crashed to the ground.
Hearts are set to officially part company with the Republic of Ireland midfielder Glenn Whelan this week. Source: Internet
I hate to part company with NR’s excellent political reporter Brendan Bordelon, but his report on Hillary Clinton’s potential criminal exposure relies on some legal analysis that is, at the very least, incomplete. Source: Internet
The theses — that there was predicate to open the Russian collusion investigation — appears to be where Wray and Attorney General William Barr part company. Source: Internet
During a six-year break from Stephens, Dale helped turn around failing Memphis-based truck part company TruckPro. Source: Internet
The matter was made public by none other than Fonseka when he decided to go public with his much publicisied letter citing 16 reasons that prompted him to part company with the Army. Source: Internet