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Definitions from the WebTerm: push offPart of Speech: Verb (Phrasal verb)Sense 1:Definition: To start or set off on a journey or trip. Example Sentence: After finishing his work, John decided to push off on a weekend getaway. Related Products: Travel Luggage, Backpacks Sense 2:Definition: To launch or propel a boat away from a dock or shore using force. Example Sentence: They pushed off the sailboat from the harbor and started sailing towards the open sea. Related Products: Life Jackets, Boat Fenders Sense 3:Definition: To leave or depart from a place, often with the intention of distancing oneself from a situation or person. Example Sentence: Frustrated by the argument, Sarah decided to push off from the party and go home. Related Products: Self-help books, Stress relief products Part of Speech: Noun (Informal)Sense 1:Definition: An act of leaving or departing from a place, often hastily. Example Sentence: Mark's sudden push off without giving an explanation puzzled his friends. Related Products: Travel Bags, Airline Tickets Sense 2:Definition: A sudden push or shove, typically used in a physical altercation. Example Sentence: The argument escalated quickly and ended with a violent push off. Related Products: Self-defense Equipment, Security Cameras | ||||
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