Claim and Knock off

Claim

Claim verb - To deprive of life.
Usage example: cancer claims hundreds of thousands of Americans each year

Knock off and claim are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knock off" instead a verb "Claim".

Nearby Words: claimed, claiming, claimant

Knock off

Knock off verb - To put to death deliberately.
Usage example: various assassins have tried to knock off the dictator over the years

Claim and knock off are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Claim" instead a verb "Knock off".

Mutual synonyms

Both terms in one sentence

  • The person has the main host of a bad YouTube Ghost Hunters knock off that would claim to see ghosts at each place.... However one time he actually does start to see ghosts, and is killed as he would be a wild card in the Gambit Pileup that is the book's Ghost World.
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