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Phrasal Verb - knocking out

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Raymundo CH

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Definition

  1. To render someone or something unconscious or incapable of continuing, usually by a sudden and forceful action.
  2. To defeat or eliminate someone or something, especially in a competition or argument.
  3. To make an error or mistake that significantly affects the outcome of a situation

Examples

No.Example
1He knocked out his opponent with a powerful punch in the boxing match.
2The new salesman knocked out three major deals on his first day.
3The storm knocked out the power in the entire town.
4I accidentally knocked out the key piece in the puzzle.
5The team's star player was knocked out of the game with an injury.
6She knocked out her competition with her exceptional performance.
7The bad news knocked the wind out of me.
8The unexpected question knocked me off guard.
9The sudden turn of events knocked out my plans.
10The company's financial troubles knocked out its investors