fare thee well
Old-fashioned parting phrase
Fare thee well is an archaic or literary way of saying goodbye, using the old second-person singular pronoun thee.
The phrase survives mainly in poetry, hymns, and deliberately old-fashioned speech: Fare thee well, my friend.
The expression to a fare-thee-well means to the utmost degree or to perfection: She had the routine down to a fare-thee-well.
- goodbyeDeparting salutation
- adieuFormal leave-taking
- God be with youPious farewell expression
- godspeedParting benediction for travelers
- au revoirFrench parting phrase
bon voyage · all the best · wave · valediction · arrivederci · bittersweet · adios · sayonara · good luck · parting · sendoff · waving goodbye · safe travels · safe journey · happy trails · bless you · see you later · peace
fare thee wellwelcome
Hospitable greeting offered
greetings · hail · salutations · well met · hello
fare thee wellgood riddance
Joy at removal
don't let the door hit you · get lost · begone · be off with you · off with you
fare thee wellbye
Parting utterance
later · see ya · peace out · catch you later · take it easy
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