burn off Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of burn off
Wordnet
burn off (v)
use up (energy)
clear land of its vegetation by burning it off
burn off Sentence Examples
- The sun's rays can quickly burn off the morning fog, revealing clear skies.
- Farmers often use controlled fires to burn off excess vegetation in their fields.
- The intense heat from the engine helped burn off the ice that had accumulated on the windshield.
- Regular exercise can help you burn off excess calories and maintain a healthy weight.
- The heat from the grill helps burn off excess fat from the meat, resulting in a leaner dish.
- She decided to go for a run to burn off some of the stress from a long day at work.
- The morning breeze helped burn off the mist that had settled over the lake.
- After the rain stopped, the sun came out and began to burn off the water droplets on the leaves.
- The intense workout session left him sweating and panting as he tried to burn off the energy.
- Using a blowtorch, he was able to burn off the rust that had formed on the metal surface.
FAQs About the word burn off
use up (energy), clear land of its vegetation by burning it off
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sun's rays can quickly burn off the morning fog, revealing clear skies.
Farmers often use controlled fires to burn off excess vegetation in their fields.
The intense heat from the engine helped burn off the ice that had accumulated on the windshield.
Regular exercise can help you burn off excess calories and maintain a healthy weight.
