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Contexts ▼▲ To have subtracted To have headed straight towards a specified direction or object, usually at an accelerated speed Past tense for to launch or ascend vertically into the air Past tense for to leave a place hastily, often for another Past tense for to remove, especially something worn Past tense for to abolish or discontinue (something previously supplied or offered) Past tense for to become successful or popular Past tense for to increase dramatically in value, amount or degree Past tense for to imitate, often in a satirical manner (slang, dated) Past tense for to steal or rob from … more ▼ ▲ Verb ▲ To have subtracted took subtracted deducted removed took away knocked off eliminated withdrew discounted cut back drew back rolled back abated extracted pulled drew fished retrieved extricated confiscated picked pried plucked wrested reaped displaced unearthed ripped drew out physically removes uprooted pulled out hauled out plucked out reapt dislodged weeded out rooted out wheedled out dug out took out yanked taken off reduced debited taken away docked taken decreased cut withdrawn lowered lessened rebated abstracted diminished withheld drawn back taken out charged recorded slashed detracted unadded allowed bated withholden took from marked down taken from decreased by lopped knocked down lopt reduced by paid out from stricken off struck off written off wrote off more ❯ “Take off three from five, and you'll be left with two.” Verb ▲ To have headed straight towards a specified direction or object, usually at an accelerated speed made headed broke dashed ran bolted bound bounded fled rushed advanced darted departed raced scrambled scurried sprinted went beelined careered headed off hurried hustled left made a break made off moved scampered scuttled set forth set off set out shot sprant aimed beared cut steered took flight veered Verb ▲ Past tense for to launch or ascend vertically into the air rose ascended soared flew lifted lift levitated upthrusted launched uprose lifted off flew up blasted off went up rose up became airborne left the ground moved upwards took wing moved up moved upward went upwards made its way up flew off got off the ground took to the air “Crowds regularly flocked to the base to see the aircraft take off on one of its many test flights.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to leave a place hastily, often for another departed left went exited fled split bolted decamped scrammed scramed escaped absconded moved parted quit quitted withdrew skedaddled retired vamoosed bailed scarpered got gat scooted booked book disappeared hightailed headed made cleared out cleared off ran away ran off made off beat it bugged out pushed off shoved off cut out pulled out took flight ran along buzzed off went away bugged off went off walked out bailed out stepped along beat a hasty retreat pushed on made oneself scarce lit out sallied forth set off made a run for it hightailed it dug out made a break for it set out got off got out headed for the hills made a quick exit hit the road packed up packed off piked off piked out hit the trail struck out “Shimley decided it was time to take off for Tulsa, where he could hide.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to remove, especially something worn removed discarded doffed doused divested yourself of slipped out of stripped off stript off peeled off put off shrugged off “She looked very silly standing there while she began to take off her blouse. Under the blouse was another blouse and under that was a vest.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to abolish or discontinue (something previously supplied or offered) cancelledUK canceledUS suspended discontinued abolished scrubbed did away with “Management has the right to take off the offer at its discretion without giving prior notice.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to become successful or popular throve thrived flourished progressed prospered bloomed succeeded blossomed boomed grew worked wrought caught on did well worked out became popular turned out well “If anyone would have told Price that her solo career would take off this fast, she might not have believed it.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to increase dramatically in value, amount or degree skyrocketed increased soared rose rocketed surged spiraledUS spiralledUK climbed clomb escalated ballooned aggrandized mounted swelled swoll augmented compounded multiplied scaled upped shot up rose rapidly increased rapidly drastically increased greatly increased went sky-high went up grew rapidly dramatically increased climbed sharply rose steeply went through the roof went through the ceiling hit the roof “This had the effect of causing home prices to take off to the stratosphere of unaffordability.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to imitate, often in a satirical manner satirisedUK satirizedUS imitated impersonated mimicked parodied spoofed copied caricatured mocked lampooned aped travestied burlesqued did ridiculed sent up “Pym would take him off perfectly, catching that accent to a tee.” Verb ▲ (slang, dated) Past tense for to steal or rob from burgled robbed burglarized ripped off knocked off knocked over stole from “He had dreamed about how he'd take off a bank. Watching people get caught for the last fifteen years had taught him what mistakes to avoid.” Find more words! 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