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seen off

seen off is the past participle of see off.

Meaning of see off

Verb

see off (third-person singular simple present sees off, present participle seeing off, simple past saw off, past participle seen off)

  1. To accompany someone to a point of departure; to ensure someone departs safely.
    • Many friends came to see me off.
  2. (UK) To defeat; to get rid of.
    • A salesman came to my door, but the dogs soon saw him off.

Questions about seen off

What is seen off the past participle of?
Seen off is the past participle of see off.

Words near seen off in the dictionary

  1. seen fit
  2. seen for oneself
  3. seen in
  4. seen into
  5. seen into a millstone
  6. seen off
  7. seen one's way clear to
  8. seen one's way to
  9. seen one, seen them all
  10. seen oneself out
  11. seen out

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