Synonyms and antonyms of To start a journey in British Thesaurus

depart (verb)

formal to leave and start a journey

depart (verb)

American to leave a place and start a journey

embark on ()

to start a journey by ship

hit the road ()

to leave, or to start a journey

sail (verb)

to begin a journey by boat or ship

sally (verb)

literary to leave a place to go on a journey or for a definite purpose, showing confidence and energy

set forth (literary)

literary to start a journey, especially one that is long or difficult

set off ()

to start a journey, or to start going in a particular direction

set out ()

to start a journey

set sail ()

to begin a journey across water

start (verb)

to begin a journey

start off ()

to begin moving, or to begin a journey

start out ()

to begin a journey

strike off ()

to go in a particular direction in a way that shows energy or determination