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Definitions from the WebTerm: Jump OffDescription:"Jump off" is a multi-faceted term that can be used as a verb, noun, or adjective in various contexts. It generally refers to an action or event where someone or something initiates, starts, or leaps off from a particular point, physically or metaphorically. Verb:1. [Intransitive] To jump or leap from a high place or height. Example sentence: He mustered his courage and decided to jump off the cliff into the crystal-clear water below. 2. [Intransitive] To begin or initiate an action or task, often with enthusiasm or determination. Example sentence: The team eagerly prepared to jump off the project, ready to deliver their best work ever. Noun:1. [Countable] A high point or platform from which someone jumps. Example sentence: The bungee jumper stood on the jump off, ready to take the plunge into the thrilling descent. 2. [Countable] An informal phrase used to describe a person, typically a woman, who is attractive and can captivate others with their charisma. Example sentence: She is known as the local jump off, effortlessly turning heads with her beauty and charm. Adjective:1. [Informal] Describing something as exciting or impressive. Example sentence: The band's jump off performance at the music festival was absolutely electrifying. 2. [Slang] Describing a person as daring or willing to take risks. Example sentence: He is known as the jump off guy, always seeking new adventures and pushing his limits. | ||||
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