take off (from) Synonyms

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The plane took off from the airport at dawn.
The bird took off from the branch and soared into the sky.
The rocket took off from the launchpad with a deafening roar.
The takeoff from Mars was delayed due to a technical issue.
The pilot took off from the icy runway with ease.
The helicopter took off from the rooftop and hovered overhead.
The daredevil took off from a cliffside and parachuted into the valley below.
The balloon took off from the park and drifted gracefully over the city.
The glider took off from the hillside and glided silently through the thermals.
The drone took off from the backpack and captured aerial footage of the surrounding mountains.

withdraw (from), separate (from), retreat (from), vacate,escape, relinquish, give up, shed, yield, cut off

retain, own, possess,have, hold, keep, reserve, save,withhold, reclaim

The plane took off from the airport at dawn.

The bird took off from the branch and soared into the sky.

The rocket took off from the launchpad with a deafening roar.

The takeoff from Mars was delayed due to a technical issue.