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keep away
verb
to refrain or prevent from coming (near)
to stop using, touching, etc
Example Sentences
“It’s to keep away the evil spirits,” she said.
At the time of the fatal stabbing, Mr Masum was subject to court bail conditions to keep away from his wife following charges of assault by beating and making a threat to kill.
"They kept away. At home it used to go off quite often. Especially when they were going over Swansea," she said.
While doctors recommend that newborns — especially during the first month of life — be kept away from crowded spaces to protect their health, not all parents feel the need to be so cautious.
"Our guidance clearly states children should be kept away from farming activities and work traffic, remaining in a safe space such as a securely fenced play area," he said.
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