peel (off) Antonyms
Meaning of peel (off)
peel (off)
depart, leave, to veer away from an airplane formation especially for diving or landing
peel (off) Sentence Examples
- The child peeled off the orange rind with ease.
- The nurse gently peeled off the bandage, revealing the wound beneath.
- He peeled off the sticker from the envelope, anticipating the message inside.
- The painter painstakingly peeled off the layers of old wallpaper.
- The wind peeled off the leaves from the tree, leaving it barren.
- The skin on his sunburn peeled off in painful sheets.
- The technician peeled off the protective covering from the computer chip.
- She peeled off the label from the jar to check the ingredients.
- The adhesive tape refused to peel off the surface, leaving a sticky residue behind.
- With trembling hands, she peeled off the gauze from her incision, hoping for a clean wound.
FAQs About the word peel (off)
depart, leave, to veer away from an airplane formation especially for diving or landing
remove, take off,kick (off), put off, shrug off, shed,doff, douse, strip
slip (into), put on,throw (on),don, array, wear, dress, suit, clothe, apparel
The child peeled off the orange rind with ease.
The nurse gently peeled off the bandage, revealing the wound beneath.
He peeled off the sticker from the envelope, anticipating the message inside.
The painter painstakingly peeled off the layers of old wallpaper.
