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knocks out Meaning
knocks out
a blow that knocks out an opponent, to produce roughly or hastily, to make inoperative or useless, technical knockout, to make unconscious, the termination of a boxing match when one boxer has been knocked down and is unable to rise and resume boxing within a specified time, having all or part of a gene eliminated or inactivated by genetic engineering, to cause (an opposing pitcher) to be removed from a baseball game by a batting rally, causing a knockout, to defeat (a boxing opponent) by a knockout, a sensationally striking, appealing, or attractive person or thing, the act of knocking out, sensationally striking, appealing, or attractive, to tire out, something or someone very striking or attractive, to get rid of
knocks out Sentence Examples
- The boxer's swift punch knocked out his opponent in the second round.
- The heavy rain knocked out the power lines, leaving the neighborhood in darkness.
- The strong winds knocked out the trees, causing major damage to homes and businesses.
- The medication knocked out the patient for surgery, rendering him unconscious.
- The argument knocked out their friendship, leaving them estranged.
- The sudden illness knocked out her ability to work, forcing her to take a leave of absence.
- The accident knocked out the car's engine, leaving it stranded on the side of the road.
- The loud noise knocked out their conversation, making it difficult to hear each other.
- The financial crisis knocked out the economy, leading to widespread job losses and business closures.
- The unexpected news knocked out his senses, leaving him in a state of shock and disbelief.
FAQs About the word knocks out
a blow that knocks out an opponent, to produce roughly or hastily, to make inoperative or useless, technical knockout, to make unconscious, the termination of a
kills, wears out, drains,wears, exhausts, tires, burns out, wearies, wastes, outwears
energizes, strengthens, rests,activates,invigorates, rejuvenates, relaxes, vitalizes,unwinds
The boxer's swift punch knocked out his opponent in the second round.
The heavy rain knocked out the power lines, leaving the neighborhood in darkness.
The strong winds knocked out the trees, causing major damage to homes and businesses.
The medication knocked out the patient for surgery, rendering him unconscious.
