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off
adjective as in gone; remote
Strongest match
adjective as in inferior; spoiled
adverb as in apart, away
Example Sentences
Share prices rise and fall based on fundamentals, and the tech sector has been making money hand over fist, although investors are increasingly concerned about the billions of dollars being spent on artificial intelligence and wondering if that spending will pay off.
Everything in that seemingly spur-of-the-moment scene would have had to have been carefully arranged, which is why it comes off as clumsily showy rather than truly delightful.
And next they take off in their helicopters.
Corporation for Public Broadcasting before Congress shut off the spigot.
This kills any incentive to saddle one’s résumé with output that could one day turn off a BBC hiring manager.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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