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Blow

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Noun

a sudden, hard stroke with a hand, fist, or weapon
a blow to the head.
a sudden shock, calamity, reversal, etc.
His wife's death was a terrible blow to him.
a sudden attack or drastic action
The invaders struck a blow to the south.

Idioms

at one blow
with a single act
He became wealthy and famous at one blow. Also, at a blow.
come to blows, to begin to fight
esp. to engage in physical combat
They came to blows over the referee's ruling.
strike a blow
to hit.
strike a blow for
to further or advance the cause of
to strike a blow for civil rights.
without striking a blow
without a battle or contest
The military coup was accomplished without striking a blow.

Antonyms

noun
good fortune , luck
verb
arrive , come , come in , do well , succeed , save

Synonyms

noun
draft , flurry , gale , gust , hurricane , puff , squall , strong breeze , tempest , typhoon , bang , bash , bat , belt , biff , blindside , bop , buffet , bump , clip , clout , clump , collision , concussion , crack , cut , ding * , impact , jab , jar , jolt , kick , knock , knockout , knuckle sandwich , ko , lick , percussion , poke , pound , punch , rap , shock , slam , slap , slug , smack , smash , sock , strike , stroke , swat , swing , swipe , thrust , thump , thwack * , uppercut , wallop , whack , whomp , zap * , affliction , balk , bolt from the blue , bombshell , calamity , casualty , chagrin , comedown , debacle , disappointment , disaster , disgruntlement , frustration , letdown , misadventure , misfortune , mishap , reverse , setback , tragedy , upset , air , blast , breeze , zephyr
verb
breathe , buffet , drive , exhale , fan , flap , flow , flutter , gasp , heave , huff , inflate , pant , puff , pump , ruffle , rush , stream , swell , swirl , waft , wave , whiff , whirl , whisk , whisper , whistle , blare , blast , honk , mouth , pipe , play , sound , toot , trumpet , vibrate , depart , go , hit the road * , split * , take a hike , take a powder , fail , flounder , goof * , miscarry , miss , dissipate , lay out , pay out , spend , squander , waste , winnow , explode , pop , burst , detonate , fire , fulminate , go off , touch off , brag , crow , gasconade , rodomontade , vaunt , exit , get away , get off , go away , leave , pull out , quit , retire , run , withdraw , consume , fool away , fritter away , riot away , throw away , trifle away , ball up , blunder , boggle , bungle , foul up , fumble , gum up , mess up , mishandle , mismanage , muddle , muff , spoil
phrasal verb
check in , get in , pull in , reach , show up , turn up , boil over , bristle , burn , explode , flare up , foam , fume , rage , seethe

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