The phrase "absorbed away" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where something is being taken in or removed, but it may require additional clarification for better understanding.
Example: "The sunlight was absorbed away by the thick clouds, leaving the day dim and gray."
Alternatives: "taken in" or "drawn out".
By the 1980s, the conventional acting ideology had been absorbed, filed away, and all that mattered was being smart.
Through this, a cold feed water circuit removed the absorbed heat away from the buoyant water circulation in the window circuit.
They were also designed to hold their shape, dry fast and absorb moisture away from the skin, trapping it into the fibers where it evaporates.
"Only when my G-D TV doesn't work!" A final swat caused a grainy image to reappear, and she turned away, absorbed in a studly young doctor's flirtation with a heavily mascaraed nurse.
WHEN I sit with my two teenagers, and they are a million miles away, absorbed by the titillating roil of online social life, the addictive pull of video games and virtual worlds, as they stare endlessly at video clips and digital pictures of themselves and their friends, it feels like something is wrong.
From there the antiprotons go into a "catching trap," where most of their remaining energy is absorbed and radiated away by electrons swirling in a magnetic field, lowering them to a temperature of about 15 degrees above absolute zero and speeds of a few hundred feet per second.
The result is that rotational energy is absorbed and deflected away from the head.
The few instances we saw Macron, he was leaning forward, utterly absorbed, far and away the best listener of the bunch.
By robbing children of some of the food they eat and affecting the way food is absorbed, worms take away essential nutrients – especially iron – and contribute to anemia, malnutrition and stunted growth.
