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Synonyms for "run off" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for run off in English

run off:

to run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)

  1. to run off
    to run off; to walk away; to walk off; to go with the wind; do a moonlight flit; to desert; to run away; to break away from; to walk out; to be off; clear off
  2. to run off
    run away from home; to run off
  3. to run off
    to run away; to run off; to scamper off; to dash off; to dash away; to hurry off; to hurry away; to scamper away
    • run away verbe (runs away, ran away, running away)
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
    • scamper off verbe (scampers off, scampered off, scampering off)
    • dash off verbe (dashs off, dashed off, dashing off)
    • dash away verbe (dashes away, dashed away, dashing away)
    • hurry off verbe (hurries off, hurried off, hurrying off)
    • hurry away verbe (hurries away, hurried away, hurrying away)
    • scamper away verbe (scampers away, scampered away, scampering away)
  4. to run off
    do a moonlight flit; to run off; to go with the wind
  5. to run off
    to run away; to hurry away; to scamper away; to scoot; to dash off; to dash away; to hurry off; to scuttle away; to run off; to scamper off
    • run away verbe (runs away, ran away, running away)
    • hurry away verbe (hurries away, hurried away, hurrying away)
    • scamper away verbe (scampers away, scampered away, scampering away)
    • scoot verbe (scoots, scooted, scooting)
    • dash off verbe (dashs off, dashed off, dashing off)
    • dash away verbe (dashes away, dashed away, dashing away)
    • hurry off verbe (hurries off, hurried off, hurrying off)
    • scuttle away verbe (scuttles away, scuttled away, scuttling away)
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
    • scamper off verbe (scampers off, scampered off, scampering off)
  6. to run off
    – decide (a contest or competition) by a runoff 1
    to run off
    – decide (a contest or competition) by a runoff 1
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
  7. to run off
    – reproduce by xerography 1
    to run off; to photocopy; xerox
    – reproduce by xerography 1
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
    • photocopy verbe (photocopies, photocopied, photocopying)
    • xerox verbe
  8. to run off
    – force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings 1
    to dispel; to run off; to drive away; to turn back; to drive out; to drive off; to chase away
    – force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings 1
    • dispel verbe (dispels, dispelled, dispelling)
      • dispel doubts1
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
    • drive away verbe (drives away, drove away, driving away)
      • drive away bad thoughts1
    • turn back verbe (turns back, turned back, turning back)
      • The supermarket had to turn back many disappointed customers1
    • drive out verbe (drives out, drove out, driving out)
    • drive off verbe (drives off, drove off, driving off)
    • chase away verbe (chases away, chased away, chasing away)
  9. to run off
    – leave suddenly and as if in a hurry 1
    to bolt; to run out; to run off; beetle off; bolt out
    – leave suddenly and as if in a hurry 1
    • bolt verbe (bolts, bolted, bolting)
      • The listeners bolted when he discussed his strange ideas1
    • run out verbe (runs out, ran out, running out)
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
    • beetle off verbe
    • bolt out verbe
  10. to run off
    – run off as waste 1
    to waste; to run off
    – run off as waste 1
    • waste verbe (wastes, wasted, wasting)
      • The water wastes back into the ocean1
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
  11. to run off
    – run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along 1
    to bolt; to run off; abscond; to go off; to make off; absquatulate; decamp
    – run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along 1
    • bolt verbe (bolts, bolted, bolting)
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
    • abscond verbe
      • the accountant absconded with the cash from the safe1
    • go off verbe (goes off, went off, going off)
    • make off verbe (makes off, made off, making off)
    • absquatulate verbe
    • decamp verbe
  12. to run off
    – run away secretly with one's beloved 1
    to run off; elope
    – run away secretly with one's beloved 1
    • run off verbe (runs off, ran off, running off)
    • elope verbe
      • The young couple eloped and got married in Las Vegas1

Conjugations for run off:

present
  1. run off
  2. run off
  3. runs off
  4. run off
  5. run off
  6. run off
simple past
  1. ran off
  2. ran off
  3. ran off
  4. ran off
  5. ran off
  6. ran off
present perfect
  1. have run off
  2. have run off
  3. has run off
  4. have run off
  5. have run off
  6. have run off
past continuous
  1. was running off
  2. were running off
  3. was running off
  4. were running off
  5. were running off
  6. were running off
future
  1. shall run off
  2. will run off
  3. will run off
  4. shall run off
  5. will run off
  6. will run off
continuous present
  1. am running off
  2. are running off
  3. is running off
  4. are running off
  5. are running off
  6. are running off
subjunctive
  1. be run off
  2. be run off
  3. be run off
  4. be run off
  5. be run off
  6. be run off
diverse
  1. run off!
  2. let's run off!
  5. run off
  6. running off
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Alternate Synonyms for "run off":


Related Definitions for "run off":

  1. decide (a contest or competition) by a runoff1
  2. reproduce by xerography1
  3. force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings1
  4. leave suddenly and as if in a hurry1
  5. run off as waste1
  6. run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along1
  7. run away secretly with one's beloved1

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