driving off
Pulling out, leaving
Driving off means forcing someone or something to leave or retreat, typically through aggression or intimidation: The dog drove off the intruders.
It can also mean departing in a vehicle: She got in her car and drove off without a word.
In golf, driving off is hitting the first shot from the tee.
- accelerateIncrease in velocity
- floor itAccelerate to maximum speed
- pull awayIncrease your lead
- hit the roadBegin one's journey
- leaveSanctioned time away
departure · getaway car · fleeing · retreat · escape · exit · go · fear · car · movement · steering · urgency · braking · reversing · abandonment · distancing · withdrawal · avoidance
- driving awayrepelling, banishing, forcing out, shooing, dispersing
- leavingdeparture, quit, walking away, withdrawing, bail
driving offpulling up
Coming to a stop
arriving · pulling in · approaching · coming in · rolling up
driving offarriving
Reaching a destination
pulling in · staying · remaining · parking · stopping
driving offattracting
Drawing toward oneself
welcoming · drawing in · luring · beckoning · enticing
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