knockout
/ˈnɑːk.aʊt/ · nock·out
noun
- A knockout is a blow or punch that knocks someone out, rendering them unconscious. The boxer landed a knockout punch in the fifth round.
- A knockout is a decisive victory or win, often in a competition or sports event. The team's knockout win in the championship game was a thrilling moment for their fans.
- A knockout is a person or thing that is exceptionally attractive or impressive. The new restaurant was a knockout, with its beautiful decor and delicious food.
verb
- To knock someone or something out is to render them unconscious or defeated. The boxer was knocked out in the first round.
- To knock something out is to create or produce it quickly and efficiently. The team knocked out a new product in record time.
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Did you know? The term 'knockout' has been used in various contexts, including boxing, sports, and everyday language, to describe a decisive or impressive victory or win.