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In this video, I will teach you the 5 most common ways Americans use the phrasal verb, KNOCK OUT. I will explain what KNOCK OUT means and give you many example sentences.

KNOCK OUT can also mean: to surprise and impress somebody very much
Ex: The movie knocked me out.

You might hear the phrase- KNOCK YOURSELF OUT
It means = to go ahead and do what you want
Ex: I'm sorry, but I can't join you guys. Have fun. Knock yourselves out.

If you use knockout as one word, it's a noun (or an adjective) and not a phrasal verb (pv). Knockout (noun) can mean: 1) the condition of being knocked out; 2) a striking, appealing or attractive person or thing.

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