black out (Meaning)

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black out (v)

obliterate or extinguish

darken completely

suppress by censorship as for political reasons

lose consciousness due to a sudden trauma, for example

The storm caused a power outage, resulting in a complete black out across the city.
During the blackout, we relied on candles to navigate through the darkened rooms.
His memory of the accident was a complete black out; he couldn't recall anything that happened.
The sudden black out at the concert left the audience in confusion and darkness.
In the event of a fire, it's important to stay low to the ground to avoid inhaling smoke during a black out.
The blackout curtains effectively blocked out all sunlight, creating a perfect environment for sleeping during the day.
The blackout lasted for hours, causing inconvenience and disruption to daily activities.
She experienced a brief black out after hitting her head on the pavement during the fall.
The blackout occurred without warning, catching many people off guard.
The blackout affected not only homes and businesses but also transportation systems, causing chaos throughout the city.

obliterate or extinguish, darken completely, suppress by censorship as for political reasons, lose consciousness due to a sudden trauma, for example

daze, syncope, faint, trance, stupor, sleep,swim, insensibility, drowsiness, somnolence

conserve, create, make, build, form, protect, shape, construct, form, build

The storm caused a power outage, resulting in a complete black out across the city.

During the blackout, we relied on candles to navigate through the darkened rooms.

His memory of the accident was a complete black out; he couldn't recall anything that happened.

The sudden black out at the concert left the audience in confusion and darkness.