went off Sentence Examples
- The alarm clock went off abruptly, jolting me awake.
- As the referee's whistle went off, the players surged onto the field.
- The fireworks went off with a deafening roar, illuminating the night sky.
- The meeting went off without a hitch, thanks to the meticulous planning of the organizers.
- The negotiations went off track due to a disagreement over a key issue.
- The car's engine went off abruptly, leaving me stranded on the side of the road.
- The phone went off just as I was about to fall asleep, disrupting my slumber.
- The graduation ceremony went off beautifully, marking a significant milestone in the students' lives.
- The concert went off with a bang, delivering an unforgettable experience to the audience.
- The experiment went off successfully, providing valuable data for further research.
went off Meaning
went off
to go forth, out, or away, explode, to follow the expected or desired course, to burst forth or break out suddenly or noisily, to become very much excited, to take place, explode sense 2b, to undergo decline or deterioration, to enter recklessly on a course, to make a characteristic noise
Synonyms & Antonyms of went off
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FAQs About the word went off
to go forth, out, or away, explode, to follow the expected or desired course, to burst forth or break out suddenly or noisily, to become very much excited, to t
exploded, detonated, blew, popped, blew up, crumped, bursted,burst, mushroomed, fragmented
imploded,collapsed,fizzled,
The alarm clock went off abruptly, jolting me awake.
As the referee's whistle went off, the players surged onto the field.
The fireworks went off with a deafening roar, illuminating the night sky.
The meeting went off without a hitch, thanks to the meticulous planning of the organizers.
