come off sth
(STOP USING) mainly UK — phrasal verb with come /kʌm/ verb (came, come)Definition
› If you come off medicine or drugs, you stop using them: He's come off the tablets because they were making him dizzy.Stop having or doing something
(Definition of come off sth (STOP USING) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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come of sth phrasal verb
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come off it! idiom
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come off phrasal verb 1
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come off phrasal verb 2
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come off sth phrasal verb (COMPLETE)
- come off sth phrasal verb (STOP USING)
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come on phrasal verb (APPEAR)
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come on phrasal verb (ENCOURAGE)
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come on phrasal verb (NOT BELIEVE)
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come on phrasal verb (SEXUAL INTEREST)
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come on phrasal verb (START)
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Synonyms and related words:
- abdicate verb (KING/QUEEN)
- abdicate verb (NOT DO)
- break with sth phrasal verb
- cede verb
- chuck sth in phrasal verb
- forfeit adjective
- forfeit noun
- forgo verb
- forsake verb (STOP)
- forswear verb
- grow out of sth phrasal verb (INTEREST)
- kick the habit idiom
- lay off (sth/sb) phrasal verb
- leave go/hold of sth idiom
- leave off (sth/doing sth) phrasal verb
- let up phrasal verb (STOP)
- renounce verb
- renunciation noun
- sacrifice verb (GIVE UP)
- turn your back on sth idiom
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