knocked off

Left work early

Knocked off has several meanings depending on context.

To knock off work is to stop for the day: We knocked off early on Friday.

To knock off a task is to complete it quickly: I knocked off three chapters before lunch.

In criminal slang, to knock off a place is to rob it, and to knock off a person is to kill them.

Knocked off also means counterfeited: knocked off designer handbags.

killed

assassinated

Murdered for political reasons

whacked · taken out · offed · hit · dispatched · executed · slain · done in · liquidated · iced

counterfeit

fake

Not the real thing

counterfeit · copy · imitation · pirated · forgery · dupe · phony · sham · ersatz · black market

completed

finished

Brought to an end

concluded · finalized · ended · settled · dispatched · executed · fulfilled · discharged · terminated · resolved

deducted

discounted

Reduced in price

lowered · docked · marked down · slashed

stolen

robbed

Stolen from by force

shoplifted · looted · swiped · lifted · pinched · nicked · filched · boosted · snatched · nabbed

attacked

assaulted

Subjected to physical harm

ambushed · pummeled · roughed up · battered · struck · clobbered · slugged · walloped · decked · floored

Opposites
authenticity

knocked offgenuine

Truly what it claims

authentic · original · legitimate · real · certified

work status

knocked offpunched in

Registered work arrival

buckled down · showed up · knuckled down · on the clock

creation/destruction

knocked offspared

Refrained from harming

brought to life · created · saved · resurrected · revived

Family

knock, off, knocks, knocked, knocking, knocker, knockers, offs

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