push off Antonyms
Strongest:
- take-off
- run-along
- pull-out
- depart
- take-a-walk
- step-along-
- escape
- shove-off-
- walk-out
- get-off
- clear-out
- peel-off
- go
- clear-off
- bail-out
- exit
- get
- move
- evacuate
- go-off
- cut-out
- push-on
- dig-out
Strong:
- part
- pack-up-or-off-
- bug-out
- bugger-off
- set-out
- flee
- get-out
- bail
- begone
- bug-off
- emigrate
- strike-out
- retreat
- withdraw
- run-away
- take-a-powder
- pull-up-stakes
- take-a-hike
- sally-forth-
- retire
- beat-it
- hit-the-road
- fly
- pull-stakes
- pike-out-or-off-
- buzz-off-
- book
- quit
- start
Weak:
Meaning of push off
push off
set out
push off Sentence Examples
- The skater pushed off from the edge of the rink, gliding effortlessly across the ice.
- The boatman pushed off from the shore, setting sail for a distant land.
- The hiker pushed off from the trailhead, embarking on a rigorous journey through the mountains.
- The swimmer pushed off from the poolside, diving into the refreshing water.
- The car pushed off from the driveway, disappearing down the street.
- The child pushed off from the swings, soaring high into the air.
- The horse pushed off from the starting gate, galloping to the finish line.
- The worker pushed off from the forklift, transporting a heavy load to its destination.
- The waitress pushed off from the table, delivering a delicious meal to a hungry customer.
- The plane pushed off from the runway, taking off into the vast expanse of the sky.
FAQs About the word push off
set out
take off, run along, pull out, depart, take a walk, step (along), escape, shove (off), walk out, get off
show up,come, turn up, remain, arrive, stay, hit, settle, reach, approach
The skater pushed off from the edge of the rink, gliding effortlessly across the ice.
The boatman pushed off from the shore, setting sail for a distant land.
The hiker pushed off from the trailhead, embarking on a rigorous journey through the mountains.
The swimmer pushed off from the poolside, diving into the refreshing water.
