carried away Sentence Examples

The river's strong currents carried away the small boat, leaving no trace behind.
The soaring eagle gracefully carried away its prey in its powerful talons.
The wind carried away the leaves, creating a vibrant autumn spectacle.
The sound of gunfire carried away by the breeze, signaling the start of battle.
The enthusiastic crowd carried away the victorious team on their shoulders.
The photographer's emotions carried away by the beauty of the scene, inspiring a masterpiece.
The river carried away the debris, leaving the banks pristine once more.
The child's imagination carried away by the magical world of fairy tales.
The politician's words carried away the audience, swaying their convictions.
The disease carried away many lives, leaving behind a trail of sorrow and heartbreak.

carried away Meaning

to arouse strong feelings or enthusiasm in, carry off sense 1, to arouse to a high and often excessive degree of emotion or enthusiasm

to arouse strong feelings or enthusiasm in, carry off sense 1, to arouse to a high and often excessive degree of emotion or enthusiasm

knocked dead, raptured, rapped, knocked one's socks off, fascinated, satisfied,transported, enraptured, delighted, pleased

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The river's strong currents carried away the small boat, leaving no trace behind.

The soaring eagle gracefully carried away its prey in its powerful talons.

The wind carried away the leaves, creating a vibrant autumn spectacle.

The sound of gunfire carried away by the breeze, signaling the start of battle.