Difference between Carry Off and Chase Away

CARRY OFF vs CHASE AWAY: VERB

To cause death.
To act convincingly; to succeed at giving the impression of (e.g.) knowledge, confidence, or familiarity.
To transport away.
Kill in large numbers
Remove from a certain place, environment, or mental or emotional state; transport into a new location or state
Be successful; achieve a goal

Fall upon, Take hold, Carry away, Bring off, Bear off, Bear away, Take away, Wipe out, Pull off, Eradicate, Decimate, Extinguish, Annihilate, Eliminate, Manage

Blow over, Slip by, Do away with, Keep down, Make off, Keep apart, Rout out, Fling off, Skip over, Turn back, Drive out, Drive off, Run off, Drive away, Dispel

Keep apart, Skip over, Keep down, Fall upon, Take hold, Bring off, Take away, Wipe out, Pull off, Eradicate, Decimate, Extinguish, Annihilate, Eliminate, Manage

Set in motion, Knock over, Blow over, Slip by, Do away with, Keep down, Make off, Keep apart, Rout out, Fling off, Skip over, Turn back, Run off, Drive away, Dispel

Saint Nick was trying to chase away a Yule Cat from the village.
Take a break from your usual routine and chase away the winter blues!
These tiny magical creatures are sure to chase away the Winter Blues.
Crackdowns like these are likely to chase away tourists in Maun.
Police used tear gas and batons to chase away the farmers.
The Chase Away Cancer plate is available to all SC residents.
This ultrasonic dog repeller circuit will chase away angry dogs.
Most are found attempting to chase away thieves.
Males will chase away intruders from their nest and even show aggression towards females until the females act submissively and do not swim away.
Not only will it chase away readers but it will chase away authors too.