Team Collaboration Vocabulary

verb The action of departing or exiting from a place or situation.

adjective Describing someone or something that has been excluded or omitted.

preposition Indicating exclusion or omission of someone or something.

• When writing the report, make sure to include all necessary details and information, leaving out any irrelevant data.
• I'm going to tell you everything that happened, leaving out the boring parts.
• I'll give you the lowdown on the party, leaving out the drama.
• She painted a vivid picture of the scene, leaving out the darker aspects.

noun a meeting held at the end of a project or work day to discuss what has been accomplished and what still needs to be done

• The team gathered for the wash-up meeting to discuss the project's successes and areas for improvement.
• Let's all meet for a quick wash-up meeting to go over what went well and what we can do better next time.
• We need to have a pow-wow after work for a wash-up meeting on the latest project.
• The wash-up meeting was like a debriefing session after a battle, analyzing our strategies and outcomes.