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take off (on)

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Synonyms & Antonyms of take off (on)

as in mimic, imitate

Synonyms & Near Synonyms for take off (on)

ape,
burlesque,
caricature,
imitate,
lampoon,
mimic,
parody,
parrot,
pillory,
satirize,
travesty

bait,
barrack
[chiefly British],
bug,
catcall,
harass,
harry,
hassle,
heckle,
needle,
pester,
rag,
target,
taunt,
torment

chaff,
jive,
josh,
kid,
quiz,
rally,
razz,
rib,
ride,
tease,
tweak,
twit

bad-mouth,
belittle,
decry,
disparage,
pooh-pooh
(also pooh),
put down

scoff (at),
scorn,
sneer (at)

deride,
gibe
(or jibe),
jeer,
laugh (at),
mock,
ridicule,
scout,
shoot down,
skewer

Antonyms & Near Antonyms for take off (on)

applaud,
approve,
commend,
endorse
(also indorse),
sanction

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