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