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Meaning of dashing (off)
dashing (off)
to write (something) in a very quick and hurried way
dashing (off) Sentence Examples
- He dashed off a hasty note before leaving.
- The train dashed off into the night, its whistle echoing through the darkness.
- She dashed off the stage, her heart pounding with both trepidation and exhilaration.
- The cavalry charged into battle, their swords glinting as they dashed off.
- The storm clouds rolled in, and the rain dashed off like a thousand tiny arrows.
- The dog dashed off after the squirrel, its tongue lolling happily.
- The child dashed off to play outside, eager to enjoy the warm sunshine.
- The runner dashed off from the starting line, determined to win the race.
- The car sped off down the road, its exhaust roaring in the distance.
- The waiter dashed off to the kitchen to place the order, eager to serve the hungry patrons.
FAQs About the word dashing (off)
to write (something) in a very quick and hurried way
making up, cooking (up),thinking (up), cobbling (together or up), inventing, devising,clapping (together or up), concocting, hatching, manufacturing
preparing, studying, considering, laying, arranging, readying,contemplating, practicing, exercising, rehearsing
He dashed off a hasty note before leaving.
The train dashed off into the night, its whistle echoing through the darkness.
She dashed off the stage, her heart pounding with both trepidation and exhilaration.
The cavalry charged into battle, their swords glinting as they dashed off.
