off's Usage Examples:

While not directly causing death, morphinism so lowers the bodily powers that the patient is easily carried off by some intercurrent malady.

Similar commercial considerations determined the Chians in their attitude towards the Persian conquerors: in 546 they submitted to Cyrus as eagerly as Phocaea resisted him; during the Ionian revolt their fleet of too sail joined the Milesians in offering a desperate opposition at Lade (494).

These proposals are not formally adopted, of course; any such formal change is required to emanate from the offices of English Nature.

For swimmers, less hair means a quicker stride in the water, while body builders rely on hairless physiques to help show off the definition of their muscles.

Are you guilty, or not guilty?Kiera tossed the thoughts around in her head, guilty at the thought of ditching Evelyn yet offended that Evey thought to keep her here without telling her.

(It is hurled against offending Israel, Isa.

Later, as she was drying off, she heard the shower in their bedroom come on.

He's also glad that Lizzie is able to take her mind off an imminent hospital appointment with arranging Jill's party.

439) Other traces occur in the Acts of Uniformity, which make offences of depraving the Book of Common Prayer triable at Assizes (between 23 Eliz.

Stateside beaches: From Florida to Maine and Washington to California, both the east and west coasts offer beach resorts and hotels for honeymooning couples.

Billow (1827-1901), an official in the Prussian foreign office, who in 1882 was appointed German envoy at Bern, from 1892 to 1898 was Prussian envoy to the Vatican, and died at Rome on the 22nd of November 1901.

Synonyms:

forth, away,

Antonyms:

calcify, ionate, charge,