taken away from
No longer with
Taken away from indicates removal or subtraction from a source.
Something taken away from a person is removed from their possession: The phone was taken away from her as punishment.
In arithmetic, taken away from means subtracted: Four taken away from ten leaves six.
The phrase can also suggest deprivation of time or attention: Work has taken away from family life.
- subtractedTook away mathematically
- deductedRemoved from a total
- removedTaken from position
- cut offSeparated or disconnected
- revokeOfficially cancel authorization
dispossess · snatched up · confiscate · extract · expropriate · disenfranchise · strip · seize · divest · erase · deprive · displace · withdraw · relocate · forfeit · diminish · uproot · detach