got off Synonyms
Strongest:
- departed
- pushed-off
- cut-out
- moved
- walked-out
- got
- ran-along
- pushed-on
- dug-out
- went
- escaped
- exited
- pulled-out
- stepped-along-
- peeled-off
- went-off
Strong:
- fled
- parted
- cleared-out
- took-a-hike
- hit-the-road
- bailed-out
- pulled-up-stakes
- piked-out-or-off-
- quit
- took-a-powder
- booked
- struck-out
- buggered-off
- pulled-stakes
- beat-it
- bugged-out
- cleared-off
- buzzed-off-
- quitted
- shoved-off-
- went-out
- set-out
- sallied-forth-
- took-a-walk
- withdrew
- got-out
- bugged-off
- retreated
- emigrated
- took-off
- ran-away
- evacuated
- started
- retired
- flew
- packed-up-or-off-
- bailed
Weak:
got off Meaning
got off
set out sense 2, to succeed in doing, making, or delivering, to experience great pleasure, to get high on a drug, to leave work with permission or as scheduled, to experience orgasm, to escape or help to escape punishment or harm, to avoid the most serious consequences of a dangerous situation or punishment, to secure the release of or procure a modified penalty for, to cause to get off, utter, start, leave, to write and send
got off Sentence Examples
- The passengers got off the train at the next station.
- The hostages were finally got off the plane after a tense standoff.
- The hikers got off the trail to avoid the oncoming storm.
- The circus performers got off the stage after a thrilling show.
- The students got off the bus and walked into the school.
- The tourists got off the cruise ship and explored the bustling city.
- The patient got off the operating table and felt a surge of relief.
- The defendant got off the witness stand with a sense of vindication.
- The athlete got off the starting line with explosive speed.
- The trapped miners were finally got off the mountain after days of rescue efforts.
FAQs About the word got off
set out sense 2, to succeed in doing, making, or delivering, to experience great pleasure, to get high on a drug, to leave work with permission or as scheduled,
departed, pushed off, cut out, moved, walked out, got, ran along, pushed on, dug out, went
came, arrived, remained, showed up, turned up, dwelt, reached, lodged, closed, approached
The passengers got off the train at the next station.
The hostages were finally got off the plane after a tense standoff.
The hikers got off the trail to avoid the oncoming storm.
The circus performers got off the stage after a thrilling show.
