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KO
noun as in blow
Strong matches
Weak match
noun as in defeat
Strongest matches
Strong matches
noun as in knockout
Strongest match
noun as in licking
Strongest match
Strong matches
- ambush
- annihilation
- beating
- blow
- break
- breakdown
- check
- collapse
- conquest
- count
- debacle
- destruction
- discomfiture
- drubbing
- embarrassment
- extermination
- failure
- fall
- killing
- lacing
- loss
- massacre
- mastery
- overthrow
- paddling
- rebuff
- repulse
- reverse
- rout
- ruin
- scalping
- setback
- shellacking
- slaughter
- subjugation
- thrashing
- trap
- trashing
- trimming
- triumph
- trouncing
- waxing
- whaling
- whitewashing
noun as in thrashing
Strong matches
noun as in vanquishment
Weak matches
- ambush
- annihilation
- beating
- blow
- break
- breakdown
- check
- collapse
- conquest
- count
- debacle
- defeasance
- destruction
- discomfiture
- downthrow
- drubbing
- embarrassment
- extermination
- failure
- fall
- insuccess
- killing
- lacing
- licking
- loss
- massacre
- mastery
- nonsuccess
- overthrow
- paddling
- rebuff
- repulse
- reverse
- rout
- ruin
- scalping
- setback
- shellacking
- slaughter
- subjugation
- thrashing
- trap
- trashing
- trimming
- triumph
- trouncing
- waxing
- whaling
- whipping
- whitewashing
verb as in best
Strong matches
verb as in bring down
verb as in deaden
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in defeat
verb as in expunge
verb as in hit
Strong matches
verb as in knock
verb as in obliterate
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in repeal
Example Sentences
“There should be a statue of John Carlos in every city,” KO opined.
Ko Young-hui died of breast cancer in exile in Paris in 2004.
Ko is portrayed speaking in the film over still images of her nurturing Kim Jong-un.
“I think it is a significant turn in U.S. policy toward Myanmar [Burma],” Thein Sein adviser Ko Ko Hlaing crowed to Reuters.
Kano's transient flowers were grown, for the most part in pots, and these his daughter Um-ko loved to tend.
Um-ko and her father were well known at the temple, and worshipped often before its golden altars.
Um-ko sat motionless against the silver fusuma, an ivory image, crowned and robed in shimmering gray.
All at once it seemed to Um-ko an unbearable thing for any spark of life to be so prisoned.
She went into her tiny chamber, and from her treasures brought out a metal mirror given her by the young wife, Uta-ko.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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