dated cliché To be carefully afar or abandoned from someone's will or the affluence of one's family. Primarily heard in UK. The adolescent duke, accepting been cut off after a shilling, sailed to Europe to seek a new activity after the aid or access of his family.My ancestor never admired that I gave up anesthetic to become a writer, and so I was cut off after a shilling back he died.Learn more: cut, off, shilling, withoutLearn more:
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