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Meanings of ripping off in English
Using another author's work as if it was one's own original work.
Usage of ripping off in English
1
Spaceport staff had a nice racket going ripping off the new colonists.
2
The storm caused damage on Lifou, ripping off roofs and uprooting trees.
3
Surely it cannot be that a public institution is ripping off tourists?
4
He had opened the packet, ripping off the old encasement of cloth.
5
Taxi drivers at Auckland airport are being accused of ripping off travellers.
6
He goes about suppressing platitudes, ripping off futilities, turning deceptions inside out.
7
Robin Williams once did a whole Oscar show ripping off my channelling.
8
How the retailers have been ripping off consumers, households and industries for years.
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That had only led to ripping off a mast or two.
10
Get the fuck up! Popo was saying, ripping off the sheets.
11
O'Keefe driving a fork into the dripping breast and ripping off the legs.
12
I jerked around to the fry cook, who was ripping off his apron.
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I dug in and pulled, ripping off a small black tracker.
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Though avoiding ripping off current trends and what's popular is something we did do.
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Is Microsoft ripping off Apple with their album art view?
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She leapt down the stairs, ripping off her veils; pins scattered across marble tiles.
