Take off and Wore

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Take off verb - To leave a place often for another.

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Wore is an antonym for take off.

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Take off is an antonym for wore in topics: bother, endure, corrode, be clothed in.

The impetus was her refusing to take off a peace sign that she wore to an award ceremony, much to Disney's chagrin.

Source: Creator / Sarah Polley
Obsession Song: "Cactus" Sitting here wishing on a cement floor Just wishing that I had just something you wore I put it on when I grow lonely Will you take off your dress and send it to me?

Source: Music / Surfer Rosa
However, in Myth 2, once they have finally fully paid their penance, they take off the nine gold plates they wore (each weighing as much as a grown man) threw away their shovels, and started Dual Wielding their katana-like swords again.

Source: Combat Medic

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