draws (off) Antonyms
Meaning of draws (off)
draws (off)
to move apart or ahead, remove, withdraw
draws (off) Sentence Examples
- The flickering fireplace draws off the chill of the winter night.
- The vacuum cleaner draws off dust and debris from the carpet.
- The siren's wail draws off all other sounds, creating an eerie silence.
- The magnet draws off metal objects with an invisible force.
- The sunlight draws off water from the ground, creating a hot and humid day.
- The performance draws off laughter and applause from the audience.
- The lottery draws off tickets from a barrel, determining the lucky winners.
- The contest draws off applicants from all over the world, eager to showcase their talents.
- The magnet draws off a paper clip from the table, proving the existence of magnetic fields.
- The aroma of freshly baked bread draws off customers from the street into the bakery.
FAQs About the word draws (off)
to move apart or ahead, remove, withdraw
pumps,drains, sucks, cleans, drafts, taps, siphons, bleeds, evacuates,empties
fills, waters, wets, douses, washes,soaks, drowns, drenches, inundates, bathes
The flickering fireplace draws off the chill of the winter night.
The vacuum cleaner draws off dust and debris from the carpet.
The siren's wail draws off all other sounds, creating an eerie silence.
The magnet draws off metal objects with an invisible force.
