came off
Separated from surface
Came off describes something detaching or separating: The handle came off in my hand.
It also means to occur or conclude in a particular way: The meeting came off well, His joke came off as rude.
In British usage, come off it dismisses something as unbelievable or ridiculous.
Put or kept apart
- disconnectedSeparated from a source
- unfastenedNot held closed
- loosenedMade less tight
- disengagedNot participating or invested
removed · unhooked · peeled · snapped · broke · fell · pulled · stripped
Became visible or present
- seemedGave an impression
- soundedProduced audible vibration
- lookedAimed one's vision
- struckPast tense of hitting
presented · projected · registered · read · conveyed · manifested · emerged · felt
Performed labor or tasks
- triumphedAchieved decisive victory
- prevailedProved stronger ultimately
- flourishedGrew vigorously, succeeded
- clickedSuddenly comprehended
landed · delivered · nailed · panned out · hit · scored · achieved · accomplished
separated
Put or kept apart
- disconnectedSeparated from a source
- unfastenedNot held closed
- loosenedMade less tight
disengaged · removed · unhooked · peeled · snapped · broke · fell · pulled · stripped · torn
appeared
Became visible or present
struck · presented · projected · registered · read · conveyed · manifested · emerged · felt · encountered
worked
Performed labor or tasks
- triumphedAchieved decisive victory
- prevailedProved stronger ultimately
- flourishedGrew vigorously, succeeded
clicked · landed · delivered · nailed · panned out · hit · scored · achieved · accomplished · managed
ended
Came to a stop
completed · finalized · ceased · stopped · terminated · halted · elapsed · expired · adjourned · wound down