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Off Definition & Meaning

1. Away from a particular place or position.

Example: She got off the bus at the next stop.

2. Not operating or functioning.

Example: The tv is off, can you turn it on?

3. Not on duty or at work.

Example: I took the day off from work to go to the beach.

4. Not accurate or correct.

Example: Your estimate is way off, it will cost much more.

5. In a state of emotional upset or distress.

Example: She was really off after hearing the bad news. note: these are just a few possible definitions, and the word "off" can have many other meanings depending on the context.

Examples of the word off used in sentences.

  • Can you please take off your shoes when entering the house?
  • I took the day off from work to spend time with my family.
  • The bus is off, we need to wait for the next one.
  • She turned off her phone during the movie.
  • I need to turn off the light before going to sleep.
  • The shop is closed today, the sign says they are off.
  • She took her shoes off before entering the house.
  • The light switch is off, so it's dark in here.
  • Please turn off your phone during the movie.
  • He got in trouble for going off-topic during the meeting.
  • The plane took off smoothly despite the windy weather conditions.
  • The teacher asked us to take our jackets off before entering the classroom.
  • I need to take some time off work to go on vacation.
  • Turn off the lights before you leave the room.
  • His rude comments really put me off going to the party.
  • The plane had to take off again due to a technical issue that was discovered mid-flight.
  • The professor admonished the class to stay off their phones during lectures.
  • She decided to take the rest of the day off from work to relax and re-energize.
  • The company's profits have been steadily falling off over the past few quarters.
  • The coast guard ordered all boats to stay off the water due to the impending storm.
  • The game was off to a great start, but the opposing team managed to catch up and win.
  • I'm sorry, but I have to cut our meeting off now as I have another appointment.
  • Despite being off to a rocky start, the project eventually turned out to be a huge success.
  • It's important to switch off your phone and take breaks to avoid burning out.
  • The teacher told us to take the rest of the week off to recharge and come back with fresh minds.
  • The television was switched off to allow for a moment of silence for the departed loved one.
  • The play was called off due to the sudden downpour of rain, leaving the audience disappointed.
  • The CEO of the company was taken aback when he found out that his employees were taking the day off without prior notice.
  • She took off her coat and hung it on the coat rack before joining the meeting.
  • He brushed off the criticism from his colleagues and continued to pursue his objectives with a determined focus.
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