Meaning ofget offin English

Verb

1. to disembark from transportation
   The bus stopped and all the passengers got off.
   Synonyms:

   disembarkalightdismountdebarkdetrain
   Antonyms:

   boardembarkget on
2. to prepare someone to leave
   She helped her kids get off the school bus safely.
   Synonyms:

   see offsend offescort outshow out
   Antonyms:

   keepdetainholdretain
3. to leave a job or school as scheduled
   After five years, he got off the project and started a new job.
   Synonyms:

   graduateleavedepartfinishcomplete
   Antonyms:

   stayremaincontinueextendre-enroll
4. to take time off from work
   The employee got off work early on Friday for the weekend.
   Synonyms:

   take offhave offbe offtake time offhave time off
   Antonyms:

   workreportclock inshow upbe on duty
5. to escape severe consequences; receive mild punishment
   The judge decided to let him get off with a warning.
   Synonyms:

   get away withget out ofbeat the rapskateslip through the cracks
   Antonyms:

   face the musictake the fallget caughtbe punishedsuffer the consequences
6. to help someone escape severe consequences
   The lawyer helped her client get off with a reduced sentence.
   Synonyms:

   exonerateexculpateacquitclearvindicate
   Antonyms:

   incriminateimplicatecondemnconvictimpound
7. to send or discharge something; write and send
   The company will get off a press release about the new product launch.
   Synonyms:

   sendmaildispatchtransmitpost
   Antonyms:

   keepholdretainwithholdsuppress
8. to utter or express something
   She couldn't get off her mind the idea that she had forgotten something important.
   Synonyms:

   sayutterspeakexpressvoicearticulateverbalizeconvey
   Antonyms:

   keepwithholdsuppressstiflerepress
9. to excite or arouse someone sexually
   The music was designed to get off the crowd at the party.
   Synonyms:

   turn onarouseexcitestimulatetitillate
   Antonyms:

   turn offrepeldisgustrepulseunexcite
10. to experience great pleasure; achieve orgasm
    She finally got off after years of hard work and dedication.
    Synonyms:

    comeclimaxorgasmejaculate
    Antonyms:

    refrainwithholdabstain
11. to feel euphoric; get high on a substance
    The new policy aims to help people get off addiction.
    Synonyms:

    tripbuzzhigh
    Antonyms:

    crashcome downsober up
12. to successfully accomplish; attain a goal
    Taking the right dosage helped him get off the pain.
    Synonyms:

    succeedaccomplishachieveattainfulfillrealizecompletepull off
    Antonyms:

    failmissfall shortflunkbotch