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off
adjective as in gone; remote
Strongest match
adjective as in inferior; spoiled
adverb as in apart, away
Example Sentences
Candidate selection has always been a thorny issue for Farage's various electoral vehicles, with election campaigns blown off course by scandals.
The chancellor spent the summer travelling the country "listening to business" and taking some time off on the Cornish coast.
Troops "keep putting it back together with some sticky tape and screws, and back off to the frontline it goes", Mr Narozhny says.
Representatives for West Point and the Association of Graduates did not provide additional details on why the ceremony was called off or whether a rescheduled date is being considered.
The day before Mr San Diego went off the FBI's radar, Mr Smith was hiding in camouflage outside his home.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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