take-off (Meaning)
Synonyms & Antonyms of take-off
Synonyms:
- book
- sally (forth)
- hit the road
- retire
- run away
- get out
- bug off
- retreat
- pull up stakes
- bail out
- buzz (off)
- take a hike
- set out
- dig out
- pike (out or off)
- emigrate
- bugger off
- quit
- scarper
- strike out
- bail
- withdraw
- flee
- pull stakes
- begone
- pack (up or off)
- skip
- bug out
- part
- fly
- beat it
- take a powder
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
depart, evacuate, go, step (along), escape, shove (off), pull out, push on, push off, clear off
remain, show up, come, arrive, remain, stay, arrive, stay,come, show up
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.
