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take-off
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Sense: A burlesque

Synonyms:

cartoon , comedy , caricature, satire, imitation, parody, ridicule, burlesque, lampoon

Antonyms:

drama , melodrama, tear-jerker, tribute, homage, testimonial, praise , no laughing matter

Sense: The act of leaving the ground

Synonyms:

ascent, upward flight, fly-off, climb , rise , hop , jump , vertical takeoff, departure , lift-off

Antonyms:

dive , landing , descent , tailspin, nosedive, touchdown, approach , arrival

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