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knocked out

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Explanation of "Knocked Out"

Definition:
The phrase "knocked out" usually means to be made unconscious, often because of a strong hit or blow to the head. Imagine someone getting hit hard and then falling down, unable to wake up for a while.

Usage Instructions:
  1. As an Adjective: You can use "knocked out" to describe someone who is unconscious because of a blow.

    • Example: "After the boxing match, one of the fighters was knocked out."
  2. In Other Contexts: "Knocked out" can also be used informally to mean feeling extremely tired or exhausted.

    • Example: "After the long day at work, I was completely knocked out."
Advanced Usage:

In a more figurative sense, "knocked out" can describe being very impressed or amazed by something. - Example: "I was knocked out by the performance of the band last night."

Word Variants:
  • Noun Form: "Knockout" – This can refer to a person who is knocked out in a fight or a very attractive person.
  • Verb Form: "Knock out" – This is the action of causing someone to become unconscious.
    • Example: "He managed to knock out his opponent in the first round."
Different Meanings:
  1. Physical State: Unconscious due to injury.
  2. Exhaustion: Extremely tired.
  3. Impressed: Overwhelmed or amazed by something.
Synonyms:
  • For Unconscious:

    • Unconscious
    • Stunned
    • Incapacitated
  • For Tired:

    • Exhausted
    • Worn out
    • Fatigued
Idioms:
  • "Knocked out of the park": This means to perform exceptionally well or to succeed greatly.
    • Example: "Her presentation was so good; she really knocked it out of the park."
Phrasal Verb:
  • "Knock out": This phrase can mean to defeat someone in a competition or to cause something to be no longer functional.
    • Example: "He was knocked out in the quarter-finals of the tournament."
    • Example: "The storm knocked out the power in our neighborhood."
Summary:

"Knocked out" is a versatile phrase that can mean being unconscious from a hit, feeling very tired, or feeling impressed by something.

Adjective
  1. knocked unconscious by a heavy blow

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