TOOK HIM OUT

Definition: To cause someone's removal, elimination, or defeat, often in a forceful or decisive manner.

Synonyms: Removed, Eliminated, Extracted, Disposed Of, Dispatched

Usage Examples in Sentences

They took him out of the game after he sprained his ankle.

The teacher took him out of the noisy classroom for a quiet talk.

The detective skillfully took him out of the suspect lineup, realizing he was innocent.

After a fierce debate, her convincing arguments took him out as the team leader.

In the intense chess match, the grandmaster's strategic moves took him out in just a few moves.

The unexpected plot twist took him out as the main character in the gripping novel.

The clever use of words took him out of the heated argument, leaving everyone in awe.

With a brilliant strategy, the general took him out in the war simulation exercise.

The chess grandmaster strategically positioned his pieces and skillfully took him out with a brilliant checkmate.

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They took him out of the competition due to his violation of the rules.

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The team took him out of the game after he suffered an injury.

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Took him out of the game with a brilliant tackle.

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With a swift move, they took him out of the equation.

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They took him out, leaving no chance for retaliation.

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After careful planning, they took him out without a trace.

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After a long investigation, they finally took him out of the suspect list.

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He felt relieved when they took him out of the stressful project.

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They took him out of the room as soon as the argument escalated.

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To everyone's surprise, she took him out with just a single move.

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The jury's decision took him out of the running for the top prize.