Run-off-with Definition

verb
(someone)(idiomatic) To leave with someone with the intention of living with them or marrying them. Usually in secret because other people think it is wrong.
The chief accountant has run off with his secretary!
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(something)(idiomatic) To steal or abscond.

He ran off with my wallet.
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Run-off-with Sentence Examples

  • It had been two years since their mother had died - three since their father had run off with that harlot.

  • Would he ditch her and run off with the other woman?

  • Apparently the girl had hocked the ring and run off with a Nashville agent, leaving Alex at the alter to explain everything to the guests.

  • Would I run off with the money or would a handful of my friends make fortunes at the expense of .UK registrants?

  • Would I run off with the money or would a handful of my friends make fortunes at the expense of.uk registrants?

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