Part with
verb
To give or sell something to someone else, although you do not want to.
I can't part with my favorite book, even for a minute.

Often appears as...
- part with belongings
- part with money
verb
To give or sell something to someone else, although you do not want to.
I can't part with my favorite book, even for a minute.

Often appears as...
- part with belongings
- part with money
Definition 1 of 1

Emotional Value
The phrase implies an emotional attachment to the thing being given away.

I finally decided to part with my childhood toys.
Reluctance Express
'Part with' suggests the act is done unwillingly or with some hesitation.

She had to part with her cherished paintings to cover the debt.
Not Just Selling
It can also mean giving away without any financial transaction.

He couldn't part with the letters from his pen pal.
Emotional Value
The phrase implies an emotional attachment to the thing being given away.

I finally decided to part with my childhood toys.
Reluctance Express
'Part with' suggests the act is done unwillingly or with some hesitation.

She had to part with her cherished paintings to cover the debt.
Not Just Selling
It can also mean giving away without any financial transaction.

He couldn't part with the letters from his pen pal.
Emotional Value
The phrase implies an emotional attachment to the thing being given away.

I finally decided to part with my childhood toys.
Reluctance Express
'Part with' suggests the act is done unwillingly or with some hesitation.

She had to part with her cherished paintings to cover the debt.
Not Just Selling
It can also mean giving away without any financial transaction.

He couldn't part with the letters from his pen pal.
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