Take-away-from Definition

verb
To make something seem not so good or interesting.
Even the rain couldn't take away from the excitement of the match.
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Take-away-from Sentence Examples

  • There are just two clear messages for people to take away from this review.

  • Don't get involved in " trash talking ", this will only take away from your concentration.

  • However, if you think such amenities take away from the spirit of roughing it, seek out a campground that provides less luxury and more wilderness.

  • Global study is an excellent resume builder, especially in terms of the skills and experiences you can take away from it.

  • This kind of focus may take away from the athletic accomplishment the competitors achieve.

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