Knock and Wreck

Knock

Knock noun - A hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument.

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

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

Wreck noun - The portion or bits of something left over or behind after it has been destroyed.

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Knock and wreck are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knock" instead a noun "Wreck".

Nearby Words: wrecked, wrecker, wreckage, wrecking

party	knock party	wreck party
people	knock people	wreck people
body	knock body	wreck body
someone	knock someone	wreck someone
Other words: train, time, damage, car, planet, anyone, player, times, wings, units, weapons.

Although he sustained no serious harm from the train wreck, it did knock him out for a while, probably at least a few hours, since he woke up in the hospital.

Source: Film / Unbreakable
Moves like Substitute, Knock Off, Leech Seed, U-Turn, and a host of others that take some practice to learn to use properly can wreck entire teams if played correctly.

Source: Useless Useful Spell
He shows up in the beginning of the episode, says Max's life is too bad to wreck, and Max builds his life up to prove him wrong, paranoid that Chase might be helping from the shadows to knock him down later, even though Chase is not seen.

Source: Determinator / Live-Action TV

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