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motion away from

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motion someone away from someone or something
to give a hand signal to someone to move away from someone or something. She motioned me away from Susan. The police officer motioned the boys away from the wrecked car.
See also: away, motion


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When dried the fabric or hard wax will be pulled in a fast motion away from the direction the hair is growing.
To start the divination process, swing the pendulum in a motion away from you and towards you.
The ball should be carried smoothly with very little motion away from the center of his body, and the chin kept close to the forward (left) shoulder in order to read the back-side.
 
 
 
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