polishing off (Meaning)

polishing off

to finish off or dispose of rapidly or completely

After a grueling workout, she polished off a large glass of water to quench her thirst.
The hikers polished off their packed lunches before embarking on the challenging trail.
With gusto, the diners polished off the succulent steaks and creamy mashed potatoes.
The students polished off their homework assignments just in time for the deadline.
The avid reader polished off the gripping novel in a single sitting.
The team polished off the project with meticulous attention to detail and precision.
The house painter polished off the final coat of paint, giving the building a fresh and vibrant look.
The chef polished off the exquisite dish with a delicate drizzle of truffle oil.
The gardeners polished off the flower bed by trimming the edges and weeding away any stray plants.
The ambitious salesperson polished off the sales pitch with confidence and enthusiasm, securing the lucrative deal.

to finish off or dispose of rapidly or completely

nibbling (on), finishing,pecking (at), chewing, gnawing (at or on), mouthing (down), munching, scoffing, scarfing, putting away

No antonyms found.

After a grueling workout, she polished off a large glass of water to quench her thirst.

The hikers polished off their packed lunches before embarking on the challenging trail.

With gusto, the diners polished off the succulent steaks and creamy mashed potatoes.

The students polished off their homework assignments just in time for the deadline.