roll off (Meaning)
Wordnet
roll off (v)
recite volubly or extravagantly
Synonyms & Antonyms of roll off
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roll off Sentence Examples
- The water droplets rolled off the leaves like tiny pearls.
- The heavy weight rolled off Sarah's shoulders, leaving her feeling relieved.
- The laughter rolled off her lips effortlessly, spreading joy to those around her.
- The tears rolled off his face as he struggled to compose himself.
- The car rolled off the assembly line, ready to embark on its journey.
- The paint rolled off the brush and onto the canvas, creating an abstract masterpiece.
- The dough rolled off the table and onto the counter, ready to be shaped.
- The thunder rolled off in the distance, gradually weakening.
- The waves rolled off the beach, crashing against the sand with a rhythmic roar.
- The ship rolled off its moorings and set sail towards the open sea.
FAQs About the word roll off
recite volubly or extravagantly
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The water droplets rolled off the leaves like tiny pearls.
The heavy weight rolled off Sarah's shoulders, leaving her feeling relieved.
The laughter rolled off her lips effortlessly, spreading joy to those around her.
The tears rolled off his face as he struggled to compose himself.
