kicked in (Meaning)
kicked in
start sense 2, to begin operating or having an effect, contribute sense 1, contribute, to make a contribution, die
Synonyms & Antonyms of kicked in
kicked in Sentence Examples
- The police kicked in the door of the suspected drug dealer's house during the raid.
- He kicked in the final goal of the match, securing victory for his team.
- As the storm intensified, the wind kicked in, rattling the windows.
- She kicked in the emergency exit when the fire alarm sounded, leading everyone to safety.
- With a swift kick in the engine, the mechanic started the old car.
- The burglar kicked in the window to gain entry into the house.
- With determination, she kicked in her savings to fund her dream business.
- The medicine finally kicked in, relieving his headache.
- The effects of the caffeine kicked in, and she suddenly felt more alert.
- His survival instincts kicked in as he fought off the wild animal attacking him.
FAQs About the word kicked in
start sense 2, to begin operating or having an effect, contribute sense 1, contribute, to make a contribution, die
contributed, donated,chipped in, pitched in, provided, doled (out), awarded, conferred, gave, furnished
breathed, revived,lived, came to, existed, was,lingered,flourished, thrived, prospered
The police kicked in the door of the suspected drug dealer's house during the raid.
He kicked in the final goal of the match, securing victory for his team.
As the storm intensified, the wind kicked in, rattling the windows.
She kicked in the emergency exit when the fire alarm sounded, leading everyone to safety.
