run off with Synonyms
run off with Meaning
run off with
to leave a person or place in order to live with and have a sexual relationship with (someone), to win (something) very easily, to leave a place with (something that one does not own)
run off with Sentence Examples
- The heavy rainfall caused the water to run off rapidly, flooding the streets.
- The rain was so intense that it made the roads impassable due to the run off.
- The farmer installed a drainage system to prevent water from running off his fields.
- The roof of the house was designed with gutters to channel run off away from the foundation.
- The children ran off to play in the park after school.
- The dog ran off into the woods, chasing a squirrel.
- The thief ran off with the stolen goods before anyone could catch him.
- The politician's promises were nothing but empty rhetoric that he would run off to fulfill.
- The protestors ran off the police who were trying to disperse them.
- The water from the car wash ran off into the storm drain, polluting the nearby river.
FAQs About the word run off with
to leave a person or place in order to live with and have a sexual relationship with (someone), to win (something) very easily, to leave a place with (something
abduct, make off with,kidnap, make away with,capture, seize, shanghai, steal, crimp, waylay
return,deliver, restore, rescue,redeem, ransom,
The heavy rainfall caused the water to run off rapidly, flooding the streets.
The rain was so intense that it made the roads impassable due to the run off.
The farmer installed a drainage system to prevent water from running off his fields.
The roof of the house was designed with gutters to channel run off away from the foundation.
