What are the opposite words for landing on?

The antonyms for "landing on" can vary based on the context of the word. If "landing on" refers to a successful completion of a task or project, some possible antonyms include "failing to accomplish," "missing the mark," or "abandoning." Conversely, if "landing on" refers to physically touching down on a surface, antonyms may include "taking off," "hovering," or "flying over." Other antonyms for "landing on" depend on the specific meaning or connotation of the phrase in a given context, such as "avoiding," "ignoring," or "overlooking." The wide range of potential antonyms demonstrates the importance of precise language in accurate communication.

What are the antonyms for Landing on?

• v.

  • come down on
  • compliment
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  • laud
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  • praise
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Famous quotes with Landing on

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• I shall never forget the impression which our first landing on the beach of California make upon me. The sun had just gone down; it was getting dusky; the damp night wind was beginning to blow, and the heavy swell of the Pacific was setting in, and breaking in loud and high "combers" on the beach... we put our oars in the boat, and, leaving one to watch it, walked about the beach to see what we could of the place. The beach is nearly a mile in length between the two points, and of smooth sand... It was growing dark, so that we could just distinguish the dim outlines of the two vessels in the offing; and the great seas were rolling in in regular lines, growing larger and larger as they approached the shore, and hanging over the beach upon which they were to break, when their tops would curl over and turn white with foam, and, being at one extreme of the line, break rapidly to the other, as a child's long card house falls when a card is knocked down at one end.

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