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even off

verb as in level

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In Europe, he said, players have little freedom, even off the pitch.

In 2021, an AP investigation found at least seven migrant boats from northwest Africa had become lost in the Atlantic and were found drifting across the Caribbean and even off Brazil, carrying only lifeless bodies.

He follows up with scores off headers, off bicycle kicks, and even off something I’d never heard of called a “scorpion kick.”

An official at a developer said his boss had banned staff from commenting on the mortgage protests, even off the record, due to an "order from above".

From Reuters

As with most comedies, speed and timing are of the essence onstage and even off — “Tenor Overboard” was hatched in about a year.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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