carrying away (Meaning)

carrying away

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

The wind was carrying away the leaves, creating a swirling dance in the air.
The river was carrying away the soil, eroding the riverbank at an alarming rate.
The current was carrying away the boat, threatening to pull it downriver.
The illness was slowly carrying away her strength, leaving her frail and weak.
The thieves were carrying away the valuables, leaving the house empty and violated.
The firefighters were carrying away the injured victims, one by one.
The police officers were carrying away the suspect, who resisted arrest every step of the way.
The floodwaters were carrying away everything in their path, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
The tornado was carrying away the debris, leaving behind a scene of utter devastation.
The landslide was carrying away the trees and boulders, creating a massive chasm in the mountainside.

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

delighting, satisfying, knocking one's socks off,transporting, entrancing, enchanting, rapping, pleasing, knocking dead, fascinating

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The wind was carrying away the leaves, creating a swirling dance in the air.

The river was carrying away the soil, eroding the riverbank at an alarming rate.

The current was carrying away the boat, threatening to pull it downriver.

The illness was slowly carrying away her strength, leaving her frail and weak.