Synonyms for Lay one out:
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v.
• overpower
- bear down
, - blank
, - bulldoze
, - bury
, - clobber
, - conquer
, - cream
, - crush
, - defeat
, - drown
, - drub
, - immobilize
, - knock out
, - murder
, - overcome
, - overthrow
, - overwhelm
, - prostrate
, - put away
, - quell
, - reduce
, - rout
, - shut off
, - smash
, - subdue
, - subjugate
, - swamp
, - take out
, - total
, - trash
, - vanquish
, - waste
, - wax
.
Other relevant words:
- Blanked
, - Blanking
, - Creamed
, - Creaming
, - Torpedoes
, - Trashed
, - Whelmed
, - Whelming
, - beat down
, - blew away
, - blow away
, - overpower
, - roll over
, - shellack
, - take care of
, - takes care of
, - taking out
, - took care of
, - took out
, - torpedo
, - torpedoed
, - torpedoing
, - trounce
, - whelm
, - whelms
.
What are the hypernyms for Lay one out?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for lay one out?
The phrase 'lay one out' typically means to knock someone unconscious through a forceful blow in a fight, and its antonyms would mean the opposite. Some antonyms for 'lay one out' could be 'revive,' 'awaken,' 'reanimate,' or 'rousing.' These words suggest bringing someone back to consciousness after being knocked out or unconscious. Other antonyms could be 'yield,' 'withdraw,' or 'surrender,' which imply avoiding or de-escalating a fight rather than engaging in it. Using antonyms to 'lay one out' emphasizes the importance of peaceful conflict resolution and avoiding violence whenever possible.
What are the antonyms for Lay one out?
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v.
• overpower
- build
, - encourage
, - fail
, - forfeit
, - give up
, - inspirit
, - lose
, - preserve
, - release
, - save
, - surrender
, - win
, - yield
.
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