clear off

verb

1. informal.
   intr, adverb to go away: often used imperatively

Example Sentences

Police added they had cleared off a cordon around the cafe and that they asked the public to stay away from the scene.

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It was a what-if game for Liverpool, who hit the post through Mane and were 1.12cm from scoring when John Stones cleared off the line.

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Stephens then cleared off the line from Okay Yokuslu's flicked header and Swift had a shot just over at the start of the second half.

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Despite the scoreline there was no shortage of goalmouth action at Craven Cottage with both sides hitting the woodwork and having efforts cleared off the line.

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In large parts of Sutherland, he had people cleared off land where they had lived for generations to make way for sheep farming and agricultural "improvements".

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