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Cut Out (Verb)

Meaning 1

Cease operating; "The pump suddenly cut out".

Classification

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

Examples

  • The car's engine cut out on the highway, causing a huge traffic jam.
  • The power to the entire building cut out during the severe storm.
  • The life support machine cut out, and the medical team had to act fast.
  • The plane's engines cut out one by one, and it started going down.
  • The lights cut out, and the room was suddenly in complete darkness.

Hypernyms

  • Terminate
  • Stop
  • Cease
  • Finish

Meaning 2

Strike or cancel by or as if by rubbing or crossing out; "scratch out my name on that list".

Classification

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

Examples

  • I can no longer attend the meeting, please cut my name out of the list of attendees.
  • The editor cut out several paragraphs from the article before publishing it.
  • I found a coupon that will cut out a percentage of my total purchase at the store.
  • You have to cut out unnecessary expenses if you want to save money.
  • The teacher asked his student to cut out the pictures from the magazine for the arts and crafts project.

Synonyms

  • Scratch Out

Hypernyms

  • Wipe Off
  • Score Out
  • Efface
  • Erase

Meaning 3

Cut off and stop; "The bicyclist was cut out by the van".

Classification

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

Examples

  • The singer's microphone was cut out mid-performance due to technical issues.
  • The guitarist's amp was cut out during the concert, temporarily stopping the music.
  • The bicyclist was cut out by the van while attempting to merge onto the highway.
  • The city's main power grid was cut out by a tree that fell on the transmission lines.
  • The football player was cut out of the play by the defender who intercepted the pass.

Synonyms

  • Cut Off

Hypernyms

  • Intercept

Meaning 4

Form and create by cutting out; "Picasso cut out a guitar from a piece of paper".

Classification

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

Examples

  • The designer cut out intricate designs from delicate lace for her wedding gown collection.
  • She cut out a heart from a piece of red felt to create a handmade Valentine's Day gift tag.
  • To make costumes for the school play, the teacher had the students cut out animal shapes from colored cardboard.
  • The DIY enthusiast cut out a decorative bird from a sheet of plywood for her nesting box project.
  • A young artist cut out a series of paper flowers to create a beautiful collage on her bedroom wall.

Hypernyms

  • Mould
  • Forge
  • Form
  • Work
  • Mold

Hyponyms

  • Die Out

Related Words

  • Cutout (noun)

Meaning 5

Delete or remove; "Cut out the extra text"; "cut out the newspaper article".

Classification

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

Examples

  • You can cut out the unnecessary information before sending the report.
  • The editor decided to cut out the scene from the final version of the movie.
  • To save space, cut out the irrelevant images from the presentation.
  • Go ahead and cut out the coupon from the magazine to get the discount.
  • She carefully cut out the shape from the colored paper to make the artwork.

Hypernyms

  • Eliminate
  • Get Rid Of
  • Do Away With

Related Words

  • Cutout (noun)

Meaning 6

Intercept (a player).

Classification

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

Examples

  • The defender managed to cut out the pass and gain possession for her team.
  • In a crucial moment, the defender cut out the attacker's attempt to feed the ball to a teammate.
  • She anticipated her opponent's move and quickly cut out the cross.
  • The midfielders were able to cut out the opponent's through balls, protecting their defense.
  • Her ability to cut out opposition passes was crucial to the team's win.

Synonyms

  • Cut Down

Hypernyms

  • Stop
  • Arrest
  • Check
  • Contain
  • Hold Back
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