taking off (Meaning)
Synonyms & Antonyms of taking off
Synonyms:
- pushing on
- bailing out
- stepping (along)
- beating it
- clearing out
- going off
- bugging out
- running along
- digging out
- peeling off
- exiting
- going
- packing (up or off)
- moving
- departing
- walking out
- pulling out
- taking a walk
- getting off
- shoving (off)
- clearing off
- buzzing (off)
- sallying (forth)
- pushing off
- getting
- cutting out
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- bailing
- retiring
- taking a hike
- striking out
- starting
- getting out
- quitting
- stepping out
- flying
- piking (out or off)
- pulling up stakes
- vamoosing
- pulling stakes
- hitting the road
- escaping
- evacuating
- buggering off
- booking
- running away
- withdrawing
- bugging off
- scarpering
- taking a powder
- fleeing
- parting
- setting out
- going out
- retreating
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- removing
- skipping
- scatting
- emigrating
- mizzling
- absconding
- deserting
- abandoning
- decamping
- lighting out
- vacating
- scramming
- forsaking
Antonyms:
taking off Sentence Examples
- The plane was taking off from JFK Airport, soaring towards the sky.
- The helicopter pilot expertly guided the aircraft as it took off from the helipad.
- The rocket launched successfully, taking off with a thunderous roar.
- The eagle spread its wings wide, preparing to take off from the branch.
- The skater propelled himself forward, taking off over the half-pipe.
- The skier crouched down, then pushed off with his poles, taking off down the slope.
- The runner burst out of the starting blocks, taking off at full speed.
- The birdwatcher watched in awe as the flock of geese took off in formation.
- The climber attached his harness, preparing to take off on his ascent.
- The entrepreneur's business idea was taking off, gaining traction and attracting investors.
FAQs About the word taking off
pushing on, bailing out, stepping (along), beating it, clearing out, going off, bugging out, running along, digging out, peeling off
turning up, arriving, remaining,coming, showing up, abiding, lodging, nearing, approaching, settling
The plane was taking off from JFK Airport, soaring towards the sky.
The helicopter pilot expertly guided the aircraft as it took off from the helipad.
The rocket launched successfully, taking off with a thunderous roar.
The eagle spread its wings wide, preparing to take off from the branch.
