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tear off

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb tear off has 1 sense
  1. tear away, tear off - rip off violently and forcefully; "The passing bus tore off her side mirror"
    --1 is one way to remove, take, take away, withdraw
    Sample sentences:
    Somebody ----s something
    Something ----s something

Definitions from the Web

Tear off

Definitions:

1. Verb - To forcefully remove something by pulling it apart:

Example sentences:

  • He tear off the wrapping paper to reveal the gift.
  • The chef tore off a piece of bread from the loaf.
  • Please tear off this coupon and bring it to the store for a discount.

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2. Noun - A detachable part or portion:

Example sentences:

  • She handed me a tear-off of the flyer.
  • The notebook has tear-offs for easy removal of pages.
  • I need a tear-off from your notebook to write down my address.

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3. Adjective - Describing something that is very popular:

Example sentences:

  • The band's latest album is a tear-off hit.
  • This fashion trend is becoming tear-off.
  • That movie was a tear-off success at the box office.

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4. Adjective - Specific to a particular locality:

Example sentences:

  • This dish is a tear-off specialty of the region.
  • She collects tear-off postcards from all the places she visits.
  • We saw a tear-off mural painted on a wall downtown.

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