What is another word for eat away?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈiːt ɐwˈe͡ɪ], [ ˈiːt ɐwˈeɪ], [ ˈiː_t ɐ_w_ˈeɪ]
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Synonyms for Eat away:
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• change (verb) • gnaw (verb) • undermine (verb)- sabotage,
- disable,
- dig,
- frustrate,
- blunt,
- wreck,
- attenuate,
- hurt,
- debilitate,
- threaten,
- soften,
- sap,
- tunnel,
- undercut,
- foil,
- thwart,
- subvert,
- enfeeble,
- excavate,
- mine.
- run dry,
- dissipate,
- trifle away,
- decline,
- burn up,
- atrophy,
- emaciate,
- be of no avail,
- disappear,
- pour down the drain,
- Misemploy,
- wane,
- fade,
- decay,
- throw away,
- frivol away,
- splurge,
- ebb,
- perish,
- sink,
- misapply,
- go to waste,
- wilt,
- squander,
- wear out,
- droop,
- divert,
- lavish,
- fritter away,
- misuse,
- gamble away,
- run through,
- empty,
- crumble,
- wither,
- blow,
- exhaust,
- lose.
Other synonyms:
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- pummel,
- chew up,
- wipe out,
- extirpate,
- mangle,
- vandalize,
- flatten,
- rip apart,
- mutilate,
- butcher,
- devour,
- trash,
- ravage,
- destroy,
- obliterate,
- bugger,
- decimate,
- shatter,
- sweep away,
- sack,
- annihilate,
- shred.
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- knock out.
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- total.
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- burn.
- torpedoing,
- sandbag,
- sandbagged,
- torpedoed,
- clip one's wings,
- sandbags,
- whittle away,
- whittle,
- dig out,
- torpedo,
- sandbagging,
- poke full of holes,
- hollow out,
- gnaw,
- clip wings,
- knock the bottom out of,
- knock bottom out of,
- Torpedoes.
- refine,
- deplete,
- thin out,
- wash away,
- reduce,
- waste,
- abrade,
- curtail,
- derogate,
- leach,
- shave,
- diminish,
- disparage,
- withdraw,
- wear down,
- abate,
- thin,
- scour,
- depreciate,
- lessen,
- grind down,
- Subduct,
- extract,
- detract,
- bite,
- rust,
- deduct,
- canker,
- decrease,
- undermine,
- abstract,
- remove,
- take from,
- impair,
- subtract,
- weed,
- drain,
- eat into,
- file away,
- wear away,
- retrench,
- bate,
- deteriorate,
- shorten,
- purify,
- oxidize.
How to use "Eat away" in context?
When we think about eating, it's usually about getting enough to sustain ourselves for the day. But, what about eating for pleasure? There's a word for it: "eating away." Eating for pleasure can be as simple as savoring a piece of chocolate or as indulgent as eating a five-course meal. It all comes down to letting your taste buds take center stage, and enjoying everything from the taste of a simple piece of cake to the complex flavor of a steak. Here's a guide to eating away for pleasure: 1. Start with something easy.
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