Head-off Definition

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(intransitive) To begin moving away.
(We will head off on our holidays tomorrow)
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To intercept.

The cavalry will head off the bandits at the pass.
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To avoid some usually negative consequence.
The government took steps to head off summertime shortages of gasoline.
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Head-off Sentence Examples

  • I did and I thought he was going to bite my head off.

  • I 'm now trying to get some cleaning done before I head off to offer succor to my own therapy clients.

  • It is important to take note of your cat's behavior and stool condition on a daily basis in order to head off any problems before they become life threatening.

  • Despite the visual appeal of a tropical destination and the convenience of many wedding packages, couples should understand the realities of tying the knot in the Caribbean before they head off to tropical shores.

  • Sometimes, simply keeping the skin dry and chemical free is all it takes to head off a nasty diaper rash.

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