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View definitions for come off

come off

verb as in transpire

noun as in evasive statement

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Example Sentences

He wears one of the won't-come-off kind, and steps like he was feelin' good all over.

Knots of soldiers gathered about the tavern, and made a circle for the music to practise, preparatory to the great come-off.

And do not you see what a pretty and pleasant come-off there is for most of us, in this spiritual application?

And do you not see what a pretty and pleasant come-off there is for most of us in this spiritual application?

Come on into your telegraph-shop and let me hear you dictate that string of 'come-off' orders.

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

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