Cases of word usage

1) to turn, move away, leave (what is usual, customary, right etc) (deviate)

2) (to cause passengers) to leave a ship and go on shore (disembark)

3) to force (a person) to leave (a place) (eject)

4) to leave (a person, thing) uncovered or unprotected (expose)

5) referring to people who leave a course of study, membership of a society etc (fall-out)

6) to leave a rented home etc secretly and quickly at night to avoid debts (flit)

7) to leave a house, a town etc, especially permanently (go away)

8) of the side of the body etc towards the west when the front is towards the north; of leave (left)

9) to leave a person when he or she is in difficulties and needs help; a sudden change of weight to one side; sudden roll or pitch (lurch)

10) to fail to include (a person, thing); decide and leave out (a person, thing) (omit)