take a powder Antonyms
Strongest:
- depart
- walk-out
- step-along-
- bail-out
- move
- pull-out
- take-off
- dig-out
- evacuate
- sally-forth-
- take-a-walk
- go
- exit
- peel-off
- cut-out
- get
- push-on
- run-along
- part
- get-off
- go-off
- pike-out-or-off-
- escape
Strong:
- bug-out
- run-away
- beat-it
- hit-the-road
- set-out
- buzz-off-
- withdraw
- emigrate
- take-a-hike
- bail
- push-off
- quit
- clear-out
- begone
- retire
- pull-up-stakes
- strike-out
- clear-off
- fly
- flee
- pull-stakes
- retreat
- pack-up-or-off-
- bug-off
- bugger-off
- book
- start
- get-out
- shove-off-
Weak:
Meaning of take a powder
Wordnet
take a powder (v)
disappear without notifying anyone (idiom)
take a powder Sentence Examples
- When the police arrived, the suspects had taken a powder.
- The accountant took a powder, leaving the company in financial ruin.
- The politician took a powder during the scandal, leaving his constituents in the lurch.
- The celebrity couple took a powder from the red carpet, avoiding the paparazzi.
- The student took a powder from the exam, knowing they were unprepared.
- The band took a powder after their last performance, leaving fans disappointed.
- The athlete took a powder from the competition, citing an injury.
- The employee took a powder from the office, quitting without notice.
- The suspect took a powder from the courtroom, evading arrest.
- The thief took a powder with the stolen goods, disappearing into the night.
FAQs About the word take a powder
disappear without notifying anyone (idiom)
depart, walk out, step (along), bail out, move, pull out, take off, dig out, evacuate, sally (forth)
come, stay,come, arrive, arrive, remain, stay, remain, land, reach
When the police arrived, the suspects had taken a powder.
The accountant took a powder, leaving the company in financial ruin.
The politician took a powder during the scandal, leaving his constituents in the lurch.
The celebrity couple took a powder from the red carpet, avoiding the paparazzi.
