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come off
verb as in transpire
noun as in evasive statement
Example Sentences
The club can’t do the same with Yamamoto, but could still try advocating for him to be used more conservatively in the tournament coming off his especially burdensome October performance.
We had just come off a tour, “Siamese Dream,” which was a 14-month tour, and we went in the studio for eight months, made the “Mellon Collie” record, and we immediately went back on tour.
The really big news is that Oliver has been able to come off the weekly infusion of the missing enzyme.
In the starting lineup, coming off the bench or even on the pickleball court, Marcus Smart knows he can deliver what the Lakers need.
U.S. stocks on Friday came off an extremely turbulent ride on Wall Street.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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