Knockdown
noun
A knockdown refers to a situation where someone or something is knocked to the ground, especially in a fight or competition.
The boxer scored a first-round knockdown against his opponent.
Usage tips
Neutral
technical knockout, knockdown victory, knockout punch
noun
A substantial reduction in price or amount, especially in sales or offers.
The product was available for a knockdown price during the clearance sale.
Usage tips
Neutral
clearance sale, discount price, sales event
noun
A knockdown refers to a situation where someone or something is knocked to the ground, especially in a fight or competition.
The boxer scored a first-round knockdown against his opponent.
Usage tips
Neutral
technical knockout, knockdown victory, knockout punch
noun
A substantial reduction in price or amount, especially in sales or offers.
The product was available for a knockdown price during the clearance sale.
Usage tips
Neutral
clearance sale, discount price, sales event
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Sports Context
In sporting contexts, knockdowns often indicate decisive moments of triumph or defeat.
The fighter won by a knockdown, showcasing his dominance.
Pro Tip 2/3Colloquial Use
Informally, knockdown can describe significant price drops or reductions.
The store had a knockdown sale on electronics.
Pro Tip 3/3Intensity
When describing an effective argument or point, knockdown suggests its power and impact.
Her knockdown argument left no room for debate.
Pro Tip 1/3Sports Context
In sporting contexts, knockdowns often indicate decisive moments of triumph or defeat.
The fighter won by a knockdown, showcasing his dominance.
Pro Tip 2/3Colloquial Use
Informally, knockdown can describe significant price drops or reductions.
The store had a knockdown sale on electronics.
Pro Tip 3/3Intensity
When describing an effective argument or point, knockdown suggests its power and impact.
Her knockdown argument left no room for debate.
Pro Tip 1/3Sports Context
In sporting contexts, knockdowns often indicate decisive moments of triumph or defeat.
The fighter won by a knockdown, showcasing his dominance.
Pro Tip 2/3Colloquial Use
Informally, knockdown can describe significant price drops or reductions.
The store had a knockdown sale on electronics.
Pro Tip 3/3Intensity
When describing an effective argument or point, knockdown suggests its power and impact.
Her knockdown argument left no room for debate.
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