blowing off Antonyms
Meaning of blowing off
blowing off
to refuse to take notice of, honor, or deal with, to outperform in a contest, to fail to attend or show up for, to end a relationship with
blowing off Sentence Examples
- The strong wind was blowing off the leaves from the trees, creating a colorful autumn spectacle.
- The student was blowing off his homework responsibilities, much to his parents' dismay.
- The musician blew off steam by playing his guitar loudly in his garage.
- The frustrated employee blew off her boss's request for overtime, citing exhaustion.
- The fire extinguisher was blowing off smoke and debris, helping to extinguish the fire.
- The volcanic eruption was blowing off ash and lava, creating a dangerous and awe-inspiring sight.
- The injured man was blowing off dust and debris from his wound before receiving medical attention.
- The hunter blew off the tip of his finger while cleaning his gun.
- The elderly woman was blowing off dandelion seeds, making a wish with each puff.
- The train blew off its whistle, announcing its departure from the station.
FAQs About the word blowing off
to refuse to take notice of, honor, or deal with, to outperform in a contest, to fail to attend or show up for, to end a relationship with
ditching,dumping, leaving, breaking off (with), brushing (aside or off), abandoning, cutting, jilting, kissing good-bye,kissing off
hooking up (with),taking,latching (on or onto),befriending
The strong wind was blowing off the leaves from the trees, creating a colorful autumn spectacle.
The student was blowing off his homework responsibilities, much to his parents' dismay.
The musician blew off steam by playing his guitar loudly in his garage.
The frustrated employee blew off her boss's request for overtime, citing exhaustion.
