blows off (Meaning)

blows off

to refuse to take notice of, honor, or deal with, to outperform in a contest, to fail to attend or show up for, to end a relationship with

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The strong gust of wind blew off his hat, sending it spiraling through the air.
The powerful tornado blew off the roof of the house, leaving it exposed to the elements.
The careless driver blew off a stop sign, nearly causing an accident.
The angry customer blew off the sales associate's apology, demanding a refund.
The politician blew off his constituents' concerns, dismissing them as unimportant.
The student blew off his homework assignment, choosing to play video games instead.
The employer blew off the employee's request for a raise, citing financial constraints.
The doctor blew off the patient's symptoms, telling them to go home and rest.
The arrogant celebrity blew off his fans, refusing to sign autographs or take pictures.
The windy day blew off the petals of the blooming flowers, scattering them across the garden.

to refuse to take notice of, honor, or deal with, to outperform in a contest, to fail to attend or show up for, to end a relationship with

ditches,leaves, breaks off (with), dumps, kisses good-bye,kisses off, high-hats, abandons, jilts, cuts

takes, hooks up (with), latches (on or onto),befriends,

The strong gust of wind blew off his hat, sending it spiraling through the air.

The powerful tornado blew off the roof of the house, leaving it exposed to the elements.

The careless driver blew off a stop sign, nearly causing an accident.

The angry customer blew off the sales associate's apology, demanding a refund.