blacked (Meaning)

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blacked (imp. & p. p.)

of Black

No weak syonyms found.

The sky blacked out as the storm clouds rolled in, obscuring the sun.
His memory of the accident blacked out, leaving him confused about what had happened.
The power surge caused the entire neighborhood to be blacked out for several hours.
She blacked out from exhaustion after working three consecutive shifts.
The screen blacked out suddenly, leaving the audience in suspense.
The city's lights blacked out during the blackout, plunging the streets into darkness.
He blacked out the sensitive information on the document before sharing it with the team.
The news of her sudden illness blacked out any joy from the celebration.
The trauma caused him to black out the memories of that fateful night.
The internet connection blacked out just as she was about to submit her assignment.

of Black

boycotted,blackballed,

traded, traded,dealt, dealt, trafficked, trafficked, bargained,negotiated, auctioned, swapped

The sky blacked out as the storm clouds rolled in, obscuring the sun.

His memory of the accident blacked out, leaving him confused about what had happened.

The power surge caused the entire neighborhood to be blacked out for several hours.

She blacked out from exhaustion after working three consecutive shifts.