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What is the meaning of idiom go off something?

The idiom "go off something" has a couple of meanings depending on the context:

1. To stop liking or enjoying something: This is the most common meaning. It indicates a loss of interest or enthusiasm for something.

* Example: "I used to love pizza, but I've gone off it recently."

2. To become spoiled or unfit for consumption: This is often used for food that has gone bad.

* Example: "The milk has gone off, don't drink it."

3. To react strongly to something: This is a less common meaning, often used in the context of an allergic reaction.

* Example: "He went off the peanuts and started to feel itchy."

It's important to consider the context to understand the specific meaning of "go off something" in a particular situation.

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