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Meanings of fling off in English
Usage of fling off in English
1
And then suddenly she made a gesture, as to fling off remembrance.
2
The girl started, and tried to fling off the caressing hand.
3
She felt as if she had the strength to fling off the bands of tyranny.
4
When he reached his room he began to fling off his clothes with feverish haste.
5
Why can't I fling off my disguise and cry, 'The better to eat you with!'
6
I will fling off the world, I will fling off pain, I will fling off health.
7
Honoria turned on little George with a gesture as if to fling off his velvet jacket.
8
And indeed, she was one of the first cities of Italy to fling off the Lombard yoke.
9
I had meant to fling off several very bright, spontaneous quips on the way to the table.
10
He looked down for a moment at her hands as though he would fling off her hold.
11
I sat with my boots unlaced and my coat ready to fling off at a moment's notice.
12
This day will we fling off the Roman yoke and become the true and unconquered lords of Palmyra.
13
Who shall say that he is able to fling off lightly the inheritance of countless ages of superstition?
14
No, she cannot fling off her past, she cannot break away from her roots-no , athousandtimes no!
15
The scream she'd heard had caused her to sit bolt upright in the bed and fling off the coverlet.
16
Two of the women fling off their semi-transparent lab coats to reveal white underwear underneath, in an unexpected striptease.
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