ROTATE OFF

Definition: To discontinue or cease involvement or participation in a particular activity or position, often by taking turns or in a sequential manner.

Synonyms: Step Down, Transition Out, Exit Rotation, Move Off, Leave Duty

Usage Examples in Sentences

The students will rotate off from being the class monitor each week.

After their shift, the employees will rotate off and let others take over.

The team decided to rotate off members to give everyone a chance to lead.

During the game, players will rotate off the bench and onto the field.

As the project nears completion, team members will gradually rotate off their roles.

The soldiers will rotate off the front lines to get some rest.

Players often rotate off the bench to keep the team's energy high.

Employees have the opportunity to rotate off their current assignments every six months.

The experienced astronauts carefully planned when each member would rotate off duty during the extended space mission.

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After serving their term, members of the committee rotate off to make room for new voices.

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Volunteers rotate off duty after a certain number of hours to ensure everyone gets a chance to rest.

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Board members typically rotate off after completing their designated term to allow for new leadership.

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Students in the program rotate off to different internships each semester to gain diverse experiences.

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The team decided to rotate off members who have been serving for more than two years.

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Members rotate off the board every three years to ensure fresh perspectives.

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After serving her term, the president will rotate off and make way for the next leader.

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Volunteers can rotate off shifts to accommodate their schedules.

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The executive team decided to rotate off responsibility for different projects to foster collaboration.

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Every student will rotate off the leadership role at least once during the semester.

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The volunteers rotate off duty after serving for six months.

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After a year, committee members will rotate off to allow new perspectives.

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In the military, soldiers rotate off deployment after their tour ends.

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Players rotate off the bench after a set amount of time in the game.

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As the seasons change, gardeners rotate off different crops to maintain soil health.

A: Hey, Sarah, I wanted to discuss the upcoming project timeline with you.B: Of course, what's on your mind?A: Well, I think it might be a good idea for us to rotate off the weekly progress meetings. We've been attending them for a few months now, and I believe it's time for a fresh perspective from other team members.B: That sounds reasonable. It would provide an opportunity for others to step in and contribute. Who do you think should take our place?A: I was thinking maybe Mark and Emily. They've been involved in the project but haven't had much exposure in these meetings yet.B: Agreed, I'll talk to them about it and make sure they're comfortable taking over. Thanks for bringing this up.

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