shutout (Meaning)

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shutout (n)

a defeat in a game where one side fails to score

No weak antonyms found.

The goalkeeper recorded a remarkable shutout, preventing the opposing team from scoring a single goal.
The defense played flawlessly, executing a masterful shutout against their formidable rivals.
The baseball pitcher achieved a rare shutout, striking out every batter he faced.
The basketball team dominated their opponents with a convincing shutout, allowing no points throughout the entire game.
The soccer match ended in a surprising shutout, with one team failing to score despite multiple opportunities.
The special teams unit delivered a crucial shutout, blocking every field goal attempt and extra point kick.
The boxing match resulted in a spectacular shutout, with one fighter knocking out their opponent in the first round.
The tennis player pulled off an impressive shutout, winning every set in the tournament final without dropping a single game.
The choir performed a breathtaking shutout, captivating the audience with their flawless harmonies and perfect intonation.
The team rallied around their goalkeeper to achieve a thrilling shutout, keeping their championship hopes alive.

a defeat in a game where one side fails to score

rule out, ban, eliminate, freeze out, bar,exclude, prevent,prohibit, close one's doors to, debar

receive, admit, admit, receive,include, include, accept, welcome, entertain, entertain

The goalkeeper recorded a remarkable shutout, preventing the opposing team from scoring a single goal.

The defense played flawlessly, executing a masterful shutout against their formidable rivals.

The baseball pitcher achieved a rare shutout, striking out every batter he faced.

The basketball team dominated their opponents with a convincing shutout, allowing no points throughout the entire game.