Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

sweat-off

verb

/swɛt ɔf/

Definition

To lose weight or reduce body fluid by sweating, often through exercise or heat exposure.

Examples

After an intense workout, she felt like she had really sweat-off those extra pounds.
He decided to sweat-off a few calories by going for a run in the sauna.
Many athletes sweat-off weight before competitions to meet their weight class requirements.

Meaning

The term ‘sweat-off’ refers to the process of expelling excess water and salt from the body through perspiration, commonly while engaging in physical activities or staying in a hot environment.