sweep off (Meaning)
Wordnet
sweep off (v)
overwhelm emotionally
Synonyms & Antonyms of sweep off
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
sweep off Sentence Examples
- The janitor swept off the sidewalk to clear the debris.
- The wind swept off the tablecloths, sending them flying.
- The landslide swept off the hillside, carrying away trees and boulders.
- The tsunami swept off the coastal town, leaving devastation in its wake.
- The hurricane winds swept off the roof tiles, exposing the interior.
- The snowplow quickly swept off the road, ensuring safe passage.
- The cleaning lady swept off the dust bunnies from the floor.
- The broom effectively swept off the dirt from the porch.
- The gardener swept off the fallen leaves from the lawn.
- The tornado swept off the barn, leaving only a pile of rubble.
FAQs About the word sweep off
overwhelm emotionally
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The janitor swept off the sidewalk to clear the debris.
The wind swept off the tablecloths, sending them flying.
The landslide swept off the hillside, carrying away trees and boulders.
The tsunami swept off the coastal town, leaving devastation in its wake.
