Put out and Run over

Opposite meaning terms

Put out verb - To bring to bear especially forcefully or effectively.

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Run over is an antonym for put out.

Run over verb - To make a brief visit.

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Put out is an antonym for run over in play over with fire topic.

Irony: At one point, the caretakers of a geriatric home put out several old people on the road so that the racers run over them.

Source: Film / Death Race 2000
Stone Cold was run over by a car and was put out of action for nine months (he had an injury in real life).

Source: Hollywood Healing

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