Failure
Knocking
Knocking noun - The sound of knocking (as on a door or in an engine or bearing).
Failure and knocking are semantically related in strong criticism topic. Sometimes you can use "Failure" instead a noun "Knocking".
Both words in one sentence
- Knocking out Peach or Zelda is an instant failure and the two princesses will always crowd around Marth to make your job that much harder.
Source: Men Are the Expendable Gender -
The entire BBC suffered a major power failure on 30th June 2001, which affected the whole Television Centre knocking all its services off the air.
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Potty Failure: Happens to Summer twice: First in "A Rickle in Time", out of shock of Morty knocking out Rick, and again in "Total Rickall" during the elevator flashback, though both aren't explicitly seen, but mentioned by Morty the first time and Summer the second time.
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