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on and off
adjective as in intermittent
adverb as in intermittently
Example Sentences
For example, asking Gemini to “make me feel safer” will check that the doors are locked, windows are closed and—if you’re not home—lights are toggling on and off.
The Championship side have been struggling on and off the field in 2025, with the club failing to pay players on time on five separate occasions, including in September.
Some note that she is very much the new kid on the block: Farage has been an elected politician on and off for more than quarter of a century.
"He's brought a different aspect to the team, both on and off the ball."
But Sciver-Brunt added that things had improved "both on and off the field" as England begin their quest for a first trophy since the famous World Cup win over India at Lord's in 2017.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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