transitive. To put far off, remove. In modern dialect only in the expression of a wish (see quots.). Const. from; rarely with double object.

transitive. To remove, put at a distance; hence, to forsake; with reflexive.pron. as object to withdraw, go away.

transitive. To cast to a distance off; in derivatives figurative.

transitive. To move or take (a person or a thing) away, to withdraw. Also: to set at a distance; to make remote in space, time, or relationship; to…

transitive. To put far away; to remove, separate; = purloin, v. 1a, prolong, v. 4.

transitive. To put away, remove. Also reflexive: to absent oneself. Cf. purloin, v. 1a. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To remove from public view; to put out of the way, conceal. Also figurative. Obsolete.

To remove, separate, cause to wander away from. literal and figurative. Also figurative. To set free (from trouble or grief).

transitive. To remove far from.

To remove to a distance, literal and figurative. Obsolete.

transitive. To remove, set at a distance (from).

transitive. To put or set (someone or something) at a distance from someone or something else; (now) esp. to make or keep (a person) socially or…

transitive. To separate, remove, or distance. Chiefly with from. Usually in passive.

transitive. = eloin, v.

transitive. To send to an outpost; to place as an outpost.

transitive. To distance (oneself) from something, esp. mentally or intellectually; to set or keep (an idea, feeling, etc.) at a distance.