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119 Synonyms & Antonyms for KNOCK | Thesaurus.com

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knock

noun as in pushing, striking

noun as in strong criticism

verb as in criticize harshly

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Existing buildings and a toilet block will be knocked down, and a farm track created to the west of the site.

From BBC

Anderson, ranked 14th, became the 11th seed to be knocked out from the 24 who have played so far, and the fifth to fall on Sunday.

From BBC

That’s not a knock on the band; if anything, their immense self-awareness about their strengths and flaws drove them to greatness.

From Salon

Two female Mormon missionaries knock on the door of a man who initially appears friendly but is not what he seems, leading to a deadly game of cat and mouse.

From BBC

"Hundreds of Democratic volunteers knocked on thousands of doors in the county," the paper reported. while county Democratic chair Tom O'Brien claimed, "The Republicans, they really didn’t have a ground game."

From Salon

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