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write sth off
(VEHICLE) UK — phrasal verb with write /raɪt/ verb (wrote, written or old use writ)Definition
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write sb/sth off phrasal verb
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write sth down phrasal verb (FINANCE)
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write sth down phrasal verb (ON PAPER)
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write sth into sth phrasal verb
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write sth off phrasal verb (MONEY)
- write sth off phrasal verb (VEHICLE)
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write sth up phrasal verb
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write verb
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write-off noun (NOTHING ACHIEVED)
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write-off noun (VEHICLE)
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write-up noun
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SMART Thesaurus: Destroying and demolishing
Synonyms and related words:
- annihilate verb
- apocalypse noun
- be sacrificed on the altar of sth idiom
- blast verb (EXPLODE)
- blast/blow sb/sth to kingdom come idiom
- destroyer noun
- drive a coach and horses through sth idiom
- dynamite verb
- extirpate verb
- fall in phrasal verb (ROOF)
- kill sth off phrasal verb
- oblivion noun (NO MEMORY)
- saboteur noun
- sack noun (STEAL)
- sack verb (STEAL)
- scar noun
- self-destruct verb
- smash sth up phrasal verb
- wreck verb
- zap verb (DESTROY)
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