Synonyms for by the bye
by the bye

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1. by the way, by the bye, incidentally, aproposadverb

   introducing a different topic; in point of fact

   "incidentally, I won't go to the party"

   Synonyms:
   incidentally, well-timed, accidentally, timely, apropos, by the way, seasonably

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1. by the bye

   Synonyms:
   in passing, EN PASSANT, apropos to the matter in hand, by the way

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1. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Farewell address, quoted on "We Interrupt This Broadcast" CD-ROM:

   And now, like the old soldier of that ballad, I now close my military career, and just fade away...an old soldier who tried to do his duty, as God gave him the light to see that duty. Good-bye.

2. Bill Simmons:

   A couple weeks later, all of a sudden, just on a bye. Taking a break.

3. Ed Asner:

   She’s changed, she’s a Republican. Last time I saw her, she said Sarah Palin was a great lady. Ted Knight was diagnosed with cancer just months after the end of MTM and died August 26, 1986.The grave marker at Forest Lawn cemetery in Glendale, California bears his birth name,Theodore C. Konopka, and the words Bye Guy.

4. President Trump:

   Asa Hutchinson, the lightweight RINO Governor of Arkansas, just vetoed a Bill that banned the CHEMICAL CASTRATION OF CHILDREN, bye-bye Asa,' that's the end of him!

5. Jeev Trika:

   It seemed as though I was personally targeted by Google, i would purchase a brand new domain and post nothing more than ‘bye bye world’ and within minutes, Google would de-index that domain too. So, Google’s argument that it was removing websites because they were violating Google webmaster guidelines falls flat. It was not about the website content, it was about targeting the website owner. The fact that Google targets people like this is not something that is consistent with their published policies, or what they tell the public.