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   knockout

   /ˈnɒkaʊt/

   noun

   • 1. an act of knocking someone out, especially in boxing: "a knockout blow" Similar stunning blowfinishing blowcoup de grâceinformal:KOkayo
   • ▪ an extremely attractive or impressive person or thing: informal "he must have been a knockout when he was young" Similar beautyvisionpicturesensationjoy to beholddreaminformal:stunnerdishlookergood-lookerlovelypeacheyefulsmashercrackermasterpiecesensationmarvelwondertriumphwinnersuccessfeatcoupmaster strokesmash hithitattractiontour de forcecoup de maîtreinformal:smashercrackerOpposite failureflop
   • 2. a tournament in which the loser in each round is eliminated. British Similar elimination matchtieelimination competition

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   What does knockout mean?

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   What is a knockout tournament?

   • (especially British English) a competition in which the winning player/team at each stage competes in the next stage and the losing one no longer takes part in the competition They are changing the format of the tournament from a knockout to a league. Definition of knockout noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.

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   What is a knockout blow?

   • A knockout blow is an action or event that completely defeats an opponent. He delivered a knockout blow to all of his rivals. German: K.-o.- person If you describe someone as a knockout, you think that they are extremely attractive or impressive.

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   What is a “knockout” in recruiting?

   • Usually, the recruiter won’t even see the application, because the candidate is “knocked out” early in the game. Knockout questions are a lot like survey parameters, which immediately streamline potential participants based on such demographic data as age, marital status, salary, gender, or geography.

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   a panel in a casing, can, or box, especially of metal or plastic, so designed that it can readily be removed, as by punching, hammering, or cutting, to provide an opening into the interior: a knockout in a junction box. Machinery. a device for knocking something loose, as finished work from a lathe chuck.

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   Definitions of knockout. noun. a blow that renders the opponent unconscious. synonyms: KO, kayo. see more. adjective. very strong or vigorous. “a knockout punch” synonyms: hard, severe. strong. having strength or power greater than average or expected. noun. a very attractive woman.

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   a panel in a casing, can, or box, especially of metal or plastic, so designed that it can readily be removed, as by punching, hammering, or cutting, to provide an opening into the interior: a knockout in a junction box.