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throw off
Language:
en
1.
General English
neutral
To remove or take off clothing, coverings, or restraints quickly or forcefully.
2.
General English
neutral
informal
To free oneself from something burdensome, such as a habit, influence, or condition; to shake off.
3.
General English
neutral
To cause confusion, disruption, or loss of composure in someone or in a process.
To disturb the normal functioning or accuracy of something (for example, plans, calculations, or equipment).
4.
General English
neutral
To produce or create something quickly and without much effort, often in an improvised manner.
5.
General English
archaic
nautical
To cast off or cast away moorings or ropes; to set sail.
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