kicked (off) Sentence Examples
- The soccer match kicked off with a thunderous roar from the crowd.
- The dog kicked off its muddy paws before entering the house.
- The speaker kicked off the presentation with a captivating anecdote.
- The new CEO kicked off his tenure with a bold restructuring plan.
- The horse kicked off its hooves in a playful display of energy.
- The politician kicked off his campaign with a rally that drew thousands.
- The fireworks kicked off the Fourth of July celebration with a dazzling display.
- The athlete kicked off the race with an explosive start.
- The protesters kicked off their demonstration with a peaceful march.
- The storm kicked off with a torrential downpour and howling winds.
kicked (off) Meaning
kicked (off)
to make a kickoff, to start or resume play in football by a placekick, to mark the beginning of, the start of something, a kick that puts the ball into play in a football or soccer game, a kick that puts the ball into play (as in soccer or football), begin sense 1, to start out, die, to initiate proceedings
Synonyms & Antonyms of kicked (off)
FAQs About the word kicked (off)
to make a kickoff, to start or resume play in football by a placekick, to mark the beginning of, the start of something, a kick that puts the ball into play in
embarked (on or upon), started, commenced, fell (to), launched, entered (into or upon),began, opened, set about, got off
terminated,finished, stopped, ceased, concluded, laid off, discontinued, ended, completed, quitted
The soccer match kicked off with a thunderous roar from the crowd.
The dog kicked off its muddy paws before entering the house.
The speaker kicked off the presentation with a captivating anecdote.
The new CEO kicked off his tenure with a bold restructuring plan.
