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Definitions

kick

[kik] / kɪk /

NOUN

thrill, enjoyment

Synonyms

STRONGEST

fun

STRONG

bang buzz excitement gratification hoot joy pleasure refreshment sensation stimulation wallop

Antonyms

WEAK

apathy boredom

NOUN

power, strength

Synonyms

STRONGEST

blow jolt punch snap

STRONG

backlash boot force intensity jar pep pungency sparkle tang verve vitality zest zing

Antonyms

STRONG

apathy lethargy

WEAK

powerlessness weakness

VERB

hit with foot

Synonyms

STRONGEST

boot punt

STRONG

dropkick jolt

WEAK

calcitrate give the foot

VERB

complain

Synonyms

STRONGEST

curse

STRONG

anathematize carp combat condemn criticize damn except execrate expostulate fight fuss gripe grumble inveigh mumble object oppose protest rebel remonstrate repine resist spurn wail whine withstand

Antonyms

STRONG

accept agree approve compliment comply go along laud praise support

VERB

quit a habit

Synonyms

STRONGEST

give up stop

STRONG

abandon desist

WEAK

go cold turkey leave off

Antonyms

WEAK

take up

Example Sentences

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I couldn't kick the ball properly until I was 10 or something.

From BBC

Fans are now looking ahead to the 2026 F1 race calendar which kicks off in Melbourne, Australia on 6 March - and many will be hoping for a repeat of drama like in 2021.

From BBC

The tour kicked off at Mama Roux's club in front of a few hundred fans who were attracted as much by his ebullient indie music as their curiosity in the Beckham clan.

From BBC

In fact, the only bone I’ve ever broken is my thumb, in tenth grade, when a friend kicked a soccer ball into my hand at close range.

From The Wall Street Journal

No one will kick you out after 90 minutes.

From The Wall Street Journal

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