takeoff (Meaning)
takeoff (n)
a departure; especially of airplanes
the initial ascent of an airplane as it becomes airborne
a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way
humorous or satirical mimicry
Synonyms & Antonyms of takeoff
Synonyms:
- retreat
- book
- skip
- take a hike
- bail
- pull stakes
- take a powder
- flee
- fly
- bail out
- beat it
- withdraw
- dig out
- emigrate
- buzz (off)
- set out
- bug out
- get out
- pike (out or off)
- run away
- bug off
- bugger off
- sally (forth)
- quit
- scarper
- pack (up or off)
- begone
- hit the road
- part
- retire
- pull up stakes
- strike out
Antonyms:
takeoff Sentence Examples
- The plane roared to life as it prepared for takeoff.
- The rocket's engines ignited, propelling it into the sky with a deafening takeoff.
- The pilot adjusted the controls during the takeoff roll.
- The aircraft ascended rapidly after a smooth takeoff.
- The takeoff procedure was meticulously planned to ensure a safe departure.
- The pilot announced the takeoff time over the intercom.
- The takeoff weight of the plane was carefully calculated.
- The takeoff was delayed due to unfavorable weather conditions.
- The bird took off from its perch with a sudden burst of energy.
- The sailboat's sail filled with wind, causing it to takeoff gracefully.
FAQs About the word takeoff
a departure; especially of airplanes, the initial ascent of an airplane as it becomes airborne, a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, u
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stay, arrive,come, show up, stay, arrive, remain, show up, come, remain
The plane roared to life as it prepared for takeoff.
The rocket's engines ignited, propelling it into the sky with a deafening takeoff.
The pilot adjusted the controls during the takeoff roll.
The aircraft ascended rapidly after a smooth takeoff.
