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Definitions from the WebSweat OffPart of speech: verb phrase Definition: To remove perspiration from one's body by exerting oneself physically or using a towel or cloth. Sense 1: To remove sweat by exerting oneself physically. Example sentence: After an intense workout at the gym, she sweated off all the stress of the day. Sense 2: To remove sweat using a towel or cloth. Example sentence: He grabbed a towel and sweat off his face before continuing the race. Part of speech: noun phrase Definition: A product or technique used to eliminate sweat from the body. Sense 1: Sweat-reducing products. Example sentence: She found a great sweat-off antiperspirant that keeps her dry throughout the day. Sense 2: Techniques and methods to eliminate sweat. Example sentence: The use of sauna suits is a popular sweat-off technique among athletes. Part of speech: adjective + preposition phrase Definition: Used to describe something that has been removed by sweating off. Sense 1: Completely eliminated or removed through sweating. Example sentence: After an intense cardio session, she felt great having sweat off all the excess calories. Sense 2: Having removed sweat from a specific body part or area. Example sentence: He wiped his face with a towel, sweat off his forehead in the process. Part of speech: adverb + particle Definition: To accomplish a task or goal through hard work and perseverance, often involving physical exertion. Sense 1: Achieve something by giving maximum effort. Example sentence: She successfully sweat off the extra pounds by following a strict exercise routine. Sense 2: To overcome a challenge through determined and persistent effort. Example sentence: With determination, he sweat off the competition and secured first place in the marathon. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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