Synonyms for come off
come off

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1. detach, come off, come awayverb

   come to be detached

   "His retina detached and he had to be rushed into surgery"

   Synonyms:
   come away, break away, go off, detach, come off, break off, chip, chip off, go over

2. go off, come off, go oververb

   happen in a particular manner

   "how did your talk go over?"

   Synonyms:
   chip, chip off, implode, bolt, break off, come off, decamp, come away, fall over, look into, go over, run off, check into, discharge, absquatulate, make off, check over, abscond, check out, suss out, check, detach, check up on, survey, go off, review, fire, break away

3. chip, chip off, come off, break away, break offverb

   break off (a piece from a whole)

   "Her tooth chipped"

   Synonyms:
   chip, chip off, cut off, scat, cut short, come off, splinter, come away, secede, run away, go over, lam, scarper, bunk, discontinue, nick, break, snap off, break out, fly the coop, turn tail, run, head for the hills, detach, take to the woods, knap, go off, stop, hightail it, break off, break short, escape, break away

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1. Valerie Bertinelli:

   I know this weight is protecting me right now, and when I get healthier internally and emotionally that weight will come off, because I know I'm treating my body better. I'm drinking less alcohol, I'm eating less sugar, I'm putting more vegetables in my body, but my body is doing this for a reason … because it needs protection.

2. Cornelius Freeman:

   When I came through the fence, my landlord was right there, on his knees, it just looked like he just — like all the skin had come off him.

3. Donny Deutsch:

   You can feel the thread being pulled. You can feel the clothes start to come off the emperor. I believe this is the beginning of the end.

4. Don Gentry:

   All the gloves come off.

5. Mike Halloran:

   A lot of wealth has come off the table for senior executives in the span of 18 months.