Away and Broom

Away

Away adjective - Not close in time or space.

Broom and away are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Broom" instead a verb "Away".

Broom

Broom verb - Sweep with a broom or as if with a broom.
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Synonyms for Broom

Away and broom are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Away" instead a verb "Broom".

Nearby Word: brooming

Both words in one sentence

  • Flying Broomstick He then seats himself on the (mundane) broom he's using to clean, kicks it like a motorbike ... and the broom comes to life and flies away with him.
  • In The Jain's Death, a Jainist monk refuses to harm any living thing, which includes practices like eating only fruit and carrying a broom to carefully sweep away insects.
  • The black woman who hijacks a bus just to get to the kids who are driving away in their car after they smack her with a broom.
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