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Another word for take off

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Verb
  1. See also:

    take

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Another word for take off

Noun

  1. *A burlesque

    See also:

    ridicule

    parody

    imitation

  2. The act of leaving the ground

    See also:

    rise

    departure

    Antonyms:
Verb

  1. To undress

    See also:

    undress

  2. To deduct

    See also:

    decrease

  3. *To mock

    See also:

    ridicule

    parody

  4. To leave the earth

    See also:

    rise

    fly

  5. *To depart

    See also:

    leave

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Sentence Examples

  • The site also offers check pads for ensuring a safe take-off and recording pertinent flight data.

  • They point to the short lived reality show Homeland Security, the take-off on Cops that deals with terrorism rather than street crime, as a tool to convince voters that the government is effectively protecting the country.

  • Remember your baby or toddler needs to drink during take-off and landing to avoid ear problems.

  • "You folks can take off now if you want," Fred said, as he dallied over his breakfast.

  • Why don't you take off?

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