Contract and Knock

Contract

Contract verb - To become affected with (a disease or disorder).

Knock and contract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knock" instead a verb "Contract".

Knock

Knock verb - To come into usually forceful contact with something.

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

How words are described

similar similar contract similar knock
single single contract single knock
actual actual contract actual knock
big big contract big knock
Other adjectives: huge, bad, previous.

Common collocations

character contract character knock character
body contract body knock body

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Ray Donovan Rouge Angles of Satin: A minor example—the contract Ray signs in ‘Come and Knock on Our Door’ has a few typos, misspelling ‘and’ as ‘an’ and ‘Hills’ (as in Beverly Hills) as ‘Hill’.
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