Knock and Travel

Knock

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

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

Nearby Words: knocked, knockout, knockdown, knocking, knocker

Travel verb - To take a trip especially of some distance.

Usage example: the couple loves to travel and has been to 34 countries

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Knock and travel are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knock" instead a verb "Travel".

people	knock people	travel people
body	knock body	travel body
time	knock time	travel time
back	knock back	travel back
Other words: damage, everyone, feet, units.

In the novels, Mikuru ends getting kidnapped by agents of the rival Esper and Time travel groups who knock her out with some kind of sedative.

Source: Instant Sedation
Mundane Solution: In the script of Back to the Future Part II, Michael J Fox points out that there are several ways of stopping someone from commiting a crime that don't require time travel.Michael J Fox: Wouldnt it have made more sense to knock Michael Jr out so he cant commit the crime?

Source: Website / The Editing Room
State The Simple Solution: When it is explained that the Adjusters' ability to travel through doors depends on their hats, David immediately suggests that he could knock off the hats of those trying to pursue him.

Source: Film / The Adjustment Bureau

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