kick downstairs Synonyms
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kick downstairs Meaning
Wordnet
kick downstairs (v)
assign to a lower position; reduce in rank
kick downstairs Sentence Examples
- In the slapstick comedy, the villain tripped and ended up getting kicked downstairs in a flurry of dust.
- Frustrated with the malfunctioning robot, the scientist considered just kicking it downstairs, but decided against the potential damage.
- The children giggled as they pretended to kick a giant inflatable ball downstairs, their laughter echoing through the house.
- In a fit of rage, the teenager slammed the door so hard it nearly kicked it off its hinges.
- Worried about a spider in the corner, she carefully nudged it with a broom, hoping to kick it downstairs without harming it.
- The old wooden staircase creaked ominously with every step as they cautiously climbed down, afraid it might kick them out.
- During the soccer game, the goalie made a spectacular save, kicking the ball away with such force it seemed to defy gravity. (Figurative)
- The energetic puppy bounced through the house, kicking aside toys and slippers in its wake.
- In the movie chase scene, the hero narrowly avoided getting kicked through a window by the villain.
- We decided to kick the project deadline back a week to allow for more time and avoid a rushed job. (Figurative)
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assign to a lower position; reduce in rank
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In the slapstick comedy, the villain tripped and ended up getting kicked downstairs in a flurry of dust.
Frustrated with the malfunctioning robot, the scientist considered just kicking it downstairs, but decided against the potential damage.
The children giggled as they pretended to kick a giant inflatable ball downstairs, their laughter echoing through the house.
In a fit of rage, the teenager slammed the door so hard it nearly kicked it off its hinges.
