on and off Antonyms
Strongest:
- usually
- ordinarily
- invariably
- constantly
- always
- invariably
- routinely
- ordinarily
- consistently
- commonly
- regularly
- routinely
- consistently
- usually
- constantly
- commonly
- regularly
- always
Strong:
- incessantly
- ever
- perpetually
- incessantly
- continuously
- frequently
- continually
- perpetually
- endlessly
- often
- frequently
- unceasingly
- continuously
- endlessly
- continually
- often
- unceasingly
- ever
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
Meaning of on and off
on and off (r)
not regularly
on and off
with periodic cessation
on and off Sentence Examples
- The light flickered on and off, casting an eerie glow in the darkened room.
- The switch was faulty, causing the power to go on and off intermittently.
- The athlete pushed on and off the weights with determination, building strength.
- The fan blew on and off, providing a gust of fresh air in the stifling heat.
- The faucet leaked on and off, annoying the residents with its constant dripping.
- The relationship was on and off, with the couple breaking up and reconciling repeatedly.
- The engine sputtered on and off, threatening to stall as the car climbed the steep hill.
- The TV flickered on and off, disrupting the viewing experience.
- The rain came on and off throughout the day, making it difficult to plan outdoor activities.
- The old clock ticked on and off, marking the passing of time with a gentle rhythm.
FAQs About the word on and off
not regularlywith periodic cessation
periodically, rarely,off and on, sporadically, occasionally, intermittently, now,sometimes, seldom, now and then
usually, ordinarily, invariably, constantly, always, invariably, routinely, ordinarily, consistently, commonly
The light flickered on and off, casting an eerie glow in the darkened room.
The switch was faulty, causing the power to go on and off intermittently.
The athlete pushed on and off the weights with determination, building strength.
The fan blew on and off, providing a gust of fresh air in the stifling heat.
