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Definitions from the WebTerm: go awolPart of Speech: Phrase Sense 1: To leave a place without permission or notification, especially in a military or official context. Usage: - Private Johnson decided to go awol from his military base. - The employee went awol in the middle of the day, leaving his colleagues worried. Sense 2: To be absent or missing without any explanation or permission. Usage: - Carol went awol from work for a week, causing her supervisor to be furious. - The cat went awol for two days, and the family was anxious until it finally returned. Sense 3: To exhibit a wild, uncontrollable, or unpredictable behavior. Usage: - The toddler went awol in the supermarket, running and screaming down the aisles. - As soon as the music started, the crowd went awol, dancing wildly to the beat. Sense 4: To deviate from the original plan or course of action. Usage: - The project went awol when the team decided to take a completely different approach. - The movie plot started with a romantic story but eventually went awol, turning into a thriller. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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