struck out (Meaning)
struck out
to make an out in baseball by a strikeout, fail sense 2c, to finish bowling a string with consecutive strikes, to enter upon a course of action, to retire (someone) by a strikeout, to bowl three strikes in the last frame, to make an out or cause to make an out in baseball by a strikeout, to set out vigorously, an out in baseball resulting from a batter's being charged with three strikes
Synonyms & Antonyms of struck out
Synonyms:
- killed
- wiped out
- scratched (out)
- deled
- blue-penciled
- censored
- stroked (out)
- erased
- x'd (out)
- removed
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- rubbed out
- x-ed (out)
- redacted
- eradicated
- cut
- excised
- rooted (out)
- clipped
- laundered
- silenced
- blotted out
- cleaned (up)
- repressed
- effaced
- bleeped
- cropped
- elided
- bowdlerized
- xed (out)
- obliterated
- shortened
- suppressed
- expunged
- abbreviated
- red-penciled
- blacked out
- blipped
- expurgated
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
struck out Sentence Examples
- The lightning bolt **struck** the tree, splitting it in two.
- The teacher **struck** the student's name from the attendance list.
- The clock **struck** midnight, signaling the end of the day.
- The car **struck** the pedestrian, causing severe injuries.
- The news of her father's passing **struck** her like a blow.
- The match **struck** against the rough surface, igniting a flame.
- The rocks **struck** each other with a loud clanging sound.
- The storm **struck** the coast, bringing torrential rains and high winds.
- The actor's performance **struck** a chord with the audience.
- The sentence **struck** a deep nerve in the defendant's heart.
FAQs About the word struck out
to make an out in baseball by a strikeout, fail sense 2c, to finish bowling a string with consecutive strikes, to enter upon a course of action, to retire (some
canceled, edited (out), cancelled, crossed (out),deleted, killed, wiped out,scratched (out), deled, blue-penciled
stetted,,
The lightning bolt **struck** the tree, splitting it in two.
The teacher **struck** the student's name from the attendance list.
The clock **struck** midnight, signaling the end of the day.
The car **struck** the pedestrian, causing severe injuries.
