chop off (Meaning)
Wordnet
chop off (v)
remove by or as if by cutting
Synonyms & Antonyms of chop off
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chop off Sentence Examples
- The barber accidentally chopped off more hair than I wanted during my haircut.
- The surgeon had to chop off the gangrenous limb to save the patient's life.
- Be careful with that axe; you might chop off a finger if you're not cautious.
- The chef had to chop off the spoiled parts of the vegetables before cooking.
- I had to chop off a section of the rope because it was frayed and unsafe.
- The tailor had to chop off a few inches from the bottom of the pants to make them fit properly.
- Don't play with scissors; you might accidentally chop off a piece of fabric.
- The gardener had to chop off the dead branches from the tree to promote new growth.
- In self-defense, she had to chop off a piece of her attacker's hair to escape his grasp.
- We had to chop off the conversation abruptly when the boss entered the room.
FAQs About the word chop off
remove by or as if by cutting
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The barber accidentally chopped off more hair than I wanted during my haircut.
The surgeon had to chop off the gangrenous limb to save the patient's life.
Be careful with that axe; you might chop off a finger if you're not cautious.
The chef had to chop off the spoiled parts of the vegetables before cooking.
