take-off (Meaning)
Synonyms & Antonyms of take-off
Synonyms:
- retreat
- retire
- buzz (off)
- fly
- bail out
- dig out
- part
- pull stakes
- get out
- begone
- skip
- quit
- sally (forth)
- bug out
- bail
- bugger off
- run away
- flee
- scarper
- set out
- hit the road
- beat it
- pike (out or off)
- strike out
- take a powder
- pull up stakes
- book
- bug off
- take a hike
- pack (up or off)
- withdraw
- emigrate
Antonyms:
take-off Sentence Examples
- The airplane prepares for take-off as the engines roar to life.
- The rocket ascended swiftly into the sky after a powerful take-off.
- The CEO took off on a business trip to secure new partnerships.
- The tension dissipated as the roller coaster commenced its thrilling take-off.
- The politician took off on a speech, captivating the audience with his charisma.
- The performer took off his mask, revealing his true identity.
- The athlete took off with lightning speed, leaving his opponents behind.
- The birds took off in unison, forming an impressive aerial display.
- The ship took off from the harbor, embarking on its maritime journey.
- The weightlifter took off a colossal weight, showcasing his extraordinary strength.
FAQs About the word take-off
peel off, move, start, cut out, go, take a walk, escape, clear off, push off, shove (off)
come, show up, show up, remain, stay, arrive,come, remain, stay, arrive
The airplane prepares for take-off as the engines roar to life.
The rocket ascended swiftly into the sky after a powerful take-off.
The CEO took off on a business trip to secure new partnerships.
The tension dissipated as the roller coaster commenced its thrilling take-off.
