Black out and Kill

Black out

Black out verb - To destroy all traces of.
Usage example: had spent most of her adulthood trying to black out memories of a wretched childhood

Kill and black out are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kill" instead a verb "Black out".

Kill

Kill verb - To show (something written) to be no longer valid by drawing a cross over or a line through it.
Usage example: I think that paragraph is irrelevant, so kill it

Black out and kill are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Black out" instead a verb "Kill".

Nearby Words: killing, killed, killer

Both terms in one sentence

  • Silvers Rayleigh, Who gets one here when he makes everyone except the Supernovas in the room and Caimie black out, AND another one when he intercepts Kizaru before he can kill Zoro.
  • Literature / War God Black Comedy Rape: Bess sleeps with Sand while black out drunk, a fact which only cements her decision to kill him.
  • Also known for closing a show by saying "We're Candle Jack, sons of..." proceeding to quickly kill the lights to black out the stage.
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