Verb:

నివారించండి, వదిలించుకోవటం, తో దూరంగా చేయండి,

shake off's Usage Examples:

yuttan, or the fruit under liability to uncleanness by contact with a defiling object; but when one"s intention is to shake off the rain-water or the.

potential of longer nights and wider seas in which to shake off Bismarck"s shadowers, plus the possibility of luring them across a line of U-boats.

For his part, Morris appealed to the "honest unbiassed men" of Monmouthshire to "shake off all shackles, assert your independency.

let us shake off our extravagant and dangerous supineness; let us supply the necessary.

devastated in his tracks; three, to shake off the opponent and giving him no chance to contest the shot.

"Dundee set to shake off any rustiness in Arbroath clash".

Political backgroundWhile taking place in a distant historical time, the opera presents heroic Czechs struggling to shake off the oppressive rule of German-speaking occupiers – a theme obviously attractive to a Nationalist Czech audience.

Jersey were offended when he joked that people from Jersey were "trying to shake off their tax avoidance tag and get back to their traditional reputation as.

in The New York Times that "in License Renewed, the whole world seems scantier and blander, as if Bond could not shake off the malaise of those intervening.

But the reception given to the composer by the management was very enthusiastic as was that of some of the press, especially the critic of Rivista di Roma who noted that even more than in Ernani, Verdi has endeavoured to shake off his former manner, to return to the springs of passion and affection.

restaurateur John Quigley felt that Scotland had been trying to "shake off" its unhealthy image for 20 years, since the media coverage of the deep-fried Mars bar.

convoys made a drastic alteration in course, in order to shake off any shadowers; this was successful in that BdU received two conflicting reports from.

established, a period "brand" is so convenient that many are hard to change or shake off.

Synonyms:

escape, escape from, shake, get away, throw off, break loose,

Antonyms:

charge, ionate, calcify, pack, iodinate,