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View definitions for take away

take away

verb as in discharge

verb as in draw back

verb as in take

verb as in wipe

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Reali awards, or takes away, points for each panel member based on their takes, with the person with the lowest number of points being eliminated as the show progresses until a winner is declared.

"Pollution is killing a lot of the sea grass that the manatees eat. Plus, as we wean ourselves off fossil fuels and shut down power plants, we are taking away a refuge from them."

"I would have liked children. I was never blessed that way, but my last ability to have children was taken away due to cancer."

From BBC

We have reported on how pollution affects children the most and how their freedom is taken away here, here and here.

From BBC

But his humility doesn’t take away from the realization that he, indeed, is having a moment.

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

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