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going off

verb as in explode

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verb as in leave

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And if there's one thing the protocol-bound Rousseff hates, it's going off-script.

Instead it was going off-script during the Republican primary debates.

I'm just going off-duty now, ma'm; the night shift came on about ten minutes ago, at six o'clock.

He was correct in his view, only as regarded the mere going-off of the cracker.

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On this page you'll find 44 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to go off, such as: blow, blow up, burst, detonate, happen, and occur.

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