away

[uh-wey] / əˈweɪ /

ADVERB

in another direction; at a distance

Synonyms

STRONGEST

abroad absent aside distant elsewhere off over

STRONG

forth

WEAK

afar apart beyond far afield far away far off far remote from here hence not present out of out of the way to one side

ADVERB

continuously

Synonyms

WEAK

endlessly forever incessantly interminably on and on relentlessly repeatedly tirelessly unremittingly without break without end without rest without stopping

Example Sentences

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“People will be looking for other ways to make money where there’s momentum, away from tech,” Hatfield said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Getting it right means investors can get in before a pop, but a mistaken call means that their holdings lose value right away.

From Barron's

Pawnbrokers and other local merchants may pay less, but you’ll get your money right away.

From MarketWatch

My husband of 39 years passed away suddenly at age 68.

From MarketWatch