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View definitions for take away

take away

verb as in discharge

verb as in draw back

verb as in take

verb as in wipe

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It is a tougher job than in a previous era, because private schools have been taking away players and attendance boundaries play a major role.

Project 2025 also aims to take away funding for research on the health effects of toxic chemicals and open the EPA to industry-funded science.

From Salon

More recently, he has said he would not “take away anybody’s vaccines.”

He also expressed regret that buzz related to the alleged incident “takes away from the incredible performances and everyone’s hard work.”

He watched as the missiles were taken away and the silos blown up.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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