What is another word for French Leave?
Pronunciation: [fɹˈɛnt͡ʃ lˈiːv] (IPA) 
"French Leave" is an expression that refers to leaving a gathering or an event without bidding farewell or notifying anyone. However, this phrase has garnered a somewhat negative connotation, and therefore, people often seek appropriate synonyms to replace it. "Irish Goodbye" is a popular term that can replace "French Leave." This phrase refers to leaving in similar fashion without notifying anyone, but it has a more positive connotation, signifying a desire to avoid prolonged goodbyes. "Ghosting" is also a synonym for "French Leave." It is a much younger phrase and stems from the dating culture, but it works in any scenario where someone leaves a social function without notice or hospitality.
