off-world
Speech parts
1. off-world - Adjective
2. off-world - Adverb
Meaning
off-world (not comparable)
Alternative form of offworld
Examples
Following adult union, it is customary for the couple to remain on Vulcan for at least one Vulcan year before conducting off-world travel, though it is possible to defer this requirement until a later date, upon negotiation with the male's family.
FOX News reporter Lenora Nevermore (noted for her raven-like response to liberal politics, asked about its jumping into the World Wide Web to become a pandemic and then heading into interstellar space as we continue to launch vehicular carriers off-world.
Many of the alien visitors to Earth were forced off-world, resulting in the exile or deaths of many heroes -- including Starfire, which explains Nightwing's current dark attitude.
This oppressive backdrop explains the frequently referenced migration of humans to extraterrestrial ("off-world") colonies. citation The dystopian themes explored in Blade Runner are an early example of cyberpunk concepts expanding into film.
It occurs on a dying, poisoned Earth de-populated of almost all animals and all "successful" humans; the only remaining inhabitants of the planet are people with no prospects off-world.
Replicants became illegal on Earth after a bloody off-world mutiny by Nexus 6 replicants, before the events of the film.