Dream and Knockout

Dream

Dream noun - Something very good of its kind.

Usage example: the Alaskan cruise exceeded their wildest expectations—it was a dream of a vacation

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Knockout and dream are semantically related In some cases you can use "Knockout" instead the word "Dream" as a noun or an adjective.

Nearby Words: dreamy, dreaming, dreaminess, dreamed, dreamily

Knockout noun - Something very good of its kind.

Usage example: the band's new album is a knockout

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Dream and knockout are semantically related in beauty topic. Sometimes you can use "Dream" instead the word "Knockout" as a noun or an adjective.

Nearby Words: knock, knocked, knockdown, knocker

old	old dream	old knockout
short	short dream	short knockout
complete	complete dream	complete knockout
true	true dream	true knockout
Other adjectives: single, real, next, last.

The first time we see her in the movie, she's having a dream about what she would be like if she were attractive, demonstrating the fact that Dewan is an absolute knockout.

Source: Hollywood Homely
In the third Exmortis game, a lock puzzle on a door ends in a room that quickly fills with knockout gas, complete with someone maniacally laughing, rendering you unconscious for several days in a surreal dream sequence, conrolled by the Reader.

Source: Gas Chamber
The Knockout Gas used in the facility gives her dreamless sleep, though, which prevents his Dream Walker powers from locating her.

Source: Literature / Bloodlines

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