Hits
Knockout and hits are semantically related. in entertainment success topic. In some cases you can use "Knockout" instead a noun "Hits".
Both words in one sentence
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While it takes several hits from Lenny to knock out the 'roo, if she manages to kick you, it's an instant knockout for Lenny.
Source: Boxing Kangaroo - In fact Burleigh has no boxing talent—it was Speed's Bumbling Sidekick bodyguard who accidentally landed the knockout punch—but Speed's sneaky, unethical manager hits on a Throwing the Fight scheme in which Burleigh will be built up as a contender so Speed can get an easy knockout.
Source: Accidental Athlete - Green Arrow's arrow shatters Merlyn's, cuts his bowstring, slices his cheek and hits the wall behind him and releases a cloud of knockout gas.
Source: Shoot the Bullet
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