taken off
Left the ground
Taken off is the past participle of take off, covering its range of meanings.
A plane that has taken off has left the ground.
Clothes taken off have been removed.
A trend or idea that has taken off has gained sudden popularity or momentum: The business has really taken off since the redesign.
Time taken off is time away from work.
Rose sharply and suddenly
- soaredFlew or rose dramatically
- boomedGrew rapidly or resounded
- explodedBurst violently outward
- surgedIncreased suddenly and forcefully
flourished · caught on · went viral · gained traction · blew up · snowballed · took hold
Taken from position
- strippedHad coverings removed
- peeledStripped of outer layer
- detachedApart or uninvolved
- unfastenedNot held closed
doffed · shed · discarded · unbuttoned · unzipped · unwrapped · uncovered
Copied another's actions
- impersonatedPosed as another person
- parodiedMocked by imitation
- mockedRidiculed or scorned
- satirizedRidiculed through imitation
caricatured · lampooned · sent up · aped · spoofed
No longer available
- haltedCame to rest
- suspendedHalted or hanging temporarily
- withdrawnEmotionally distant, disengaged
- terminatedBrought to an end
ceased · stopped · canceled · ended · pulled · shelved · axed · scrapped
Moment of ascent
Departed or portside
Made less severe
- unburdenedFreed from a load
- lightenedMade less heavy
- alleviatedMade less severe
- freedReleased from confinement
skyrocketed
Rose sharply and suddenly
surged · flourished · caught on · went viral · gained traction · blew up · snowballed · took hold
removed
Taken from position
unfastened · doffed · shed · discarded · unbuttoned · unzipped · unwrapped · uncovered
mimicked
Copied another's actions
- impersonatedPosed as another person
- parodiedMocked by imitation
- mockedRidiculed or scorned
satirized · caricatured · lampooned · sent up · aped · spoofed
discontinued
No longer available
terminated · ceased · stopped · canceled · ended · pulled · shelved · axed · scrapped · dropped
liftoff
Moment of ascent
runway · wheels up · climbing · gaining altitude · in the air
left
Departed or portside
headed out · fled · escaped
eased
Made less severe
- unburdenedFreed from a load
- lightenedMade less heavy
- alleviatedMade less severe