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What is another word for bowl over?

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To knock someone or something down or over

To greatly astonish or impress someone

To influence, usually emotionally

To enchant, allure, attract, or beguile someone completely

To completely captivate or charm someone or something

To entertain or amuse

To move quickly

To defeat, subdue or overcome with superior strength

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Verb

To knock someone or something down or over

knock to the ground

throw to the ground

knock into the middle of next week

bring to the ground

catch off balance

knock unconscious

knock off your feet

make unconscious

knock senseless

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“According to an old-timer, more real skill was required to bowl over the pins in those days than on the present alleys where everything is built for speed.”

Verb

To greatly astonish or impress someone

leave open-mouthed

take by surprise

catch off balance

take your breath away

stop someone in their tracks

knock the stuffing out of

knock for a loop

render speechless

leave speechless

sweep someone off their feet

boggle the mind

hit like a ton of bricks

set someone back on their heels

throw off balance

knock your socks off

take the wind out of your sails

cause to be at a stand

make someone scratch their head

knock over with feather

be all Greek to

throw for a loop

knock senseless

throw into a tizzy

throw a curveball

knock down with a feather

make speechless

be unbelievable

set someone thinking

fill with wonder

fill with amazement

cause someone to lose their composure

throw into a tizz

put into a flap

put the wind up

render unable to continue

reduce to tears

raise someone's eyebrows

give offence to

completely surprise

shake out of your complacency

make someone's blood run cold

hit like ton of bricks

strike with awe

hurt somebody's feelings

cut to the quick

put someone's nose out of joint

distress greatly

make one's hair stand on end

be repugnant to

make someone's hair stand on end

raise eyebrows amongst

cause raised eyebrows

cause a few raised eyebrows amongst

knock props out

rub the wrong way

give someone grief

mess with someone's head

do someone's head in

offend morals of

fill with loathing

rub up the wrong way

tread on someone's toes

be disagreeable

be an affront to

put your back up

be offensive to

make someone feel sick

cause offence to

make one's flesh creep

be repulsive to

make flesh crawl

make someone's skin crawl

give you the creeps

cause suffering to

hurt the feelings of

make someone suffer

cause suffering

be disagreeable to

push the buttons of

leave a mark on

make someone feel nauseous

make your gorge rise

make someone want to throw up

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“The music is clearly calculated to bowl over the audience, and it works.”

Verb

To influence, usually emotionally

exert influence on

emotionally move

have an effect on

have an impact on

make an impression on

tug at your heartstrings

go to your head

turn someone's head

make an impression

leave a mark on

have a bearing on

exert influence

have an influence

fill with emotion

leave an impression on

make an impact on

carry weight with

make someone suffer

play havoc with

twist one's arm

turn one's head

lead by the nose

come to the mind of

enter one's head

cross your mind

come into one's consciousness

enter one's mind

go through one's head

exert an influence on

stick in someone's mind

make your presence felt

attract attention

cause others to take notice

make a statement

cause a sensation

use to advantage

twist round one's little finger

turn to one's advantage

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Verb

To enchant, allure, attract, or beguile someone completely

sweep sombeody off his/her feet

turn someone on

give someone a kick

give great pleasure to

do one's heart good

give someone a charge

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Verb

To completely captivate or charm someone or something

take somebody or something by storm

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To entertain or amuse

give pleasure to

hold the attention of

get one's jollies

make a hit with

hold spellbound

give someone a kick

be unable to take one's eyes off

take your breath away

send into transports

send into raptures

fire with enthusiasm

fire someone's imagination

give someone a charge

make your head spin

go to your head

give someone pleasure

make someone feel good

warm the cockles of the heart

do someone's heart good

tickle to death

get one's kicks

get under your skin

hold your attention

throw yourself into

engross oneself

be concerned with

be attractive to

be interesting to

arouse curiosity

tickle your fancy

capture your imagination

light someone's fire

engage one's attention

be of interest to

whet one's appetite

float someone's boat

lose oneself in

put under a spell

absorb yourself in

involve oneself

involve oneself in

tickle the fancy of

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Verb

To move quickly

gather momentum

go like lightning

go like the clappers

get the lead out

go hell for leather

go like the wind

go like a bat out of hell

put on some speed

put your foot down

go like a bullet

stir one's stumps

make a run for it

get your skates on

make oneself scarce

run like the wind

move like greased lightning

go at top speed

put on a burst of speed

tear up the miles

go like greased lightning

step on the gas

be off like a shot

go at breakneck speed

not lose a minute

make short work of

head for the hills

make a quick exit

show a clean pair of heels

beat a hasty retreat

make a break for it

sling your hook

absent yourself

do a disappearing act

abstract oneself

say your goodbyes

make quick exit

take yourself off

take a long walk on a short pier

go jump in the lake

take oneself off from

absent oneself from

be off with you

go and jump in the lake

do a moonlight flit

make your escape

get on your bike

make a move from

say one's farewells

take your leave of

take French leave

take it on the lam

take to your heels

go and chase yourself

get out of my sight

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Verb

To defeat, subdue or overcome with superior strength

get the better of

wipe the floor with

make mincemeat of

be victorious over

bring someone to their knees

blow out of the water

gain mastery over

gain a victory over

gain control over

render incapable

render helpless

render powerless

get the upper hand over

run rings around

take to the cleaners

give someone a drubbing

give someone a hiding

turn inside out

pip at the post

win a resounding victory over

put in the shade

outmanoeuvre^UK

run rings round

gain ascendancy over

go one better than

run circles around

win a victory over

run roughshod over

get the upper hand

take to cleaners

come out on top

gain control of

knock spots off

put someone in their place

wipe off the map

bring under the yoke

keep under control

give someone a pasting

keep the lid on

lick the pants off

put the squeeze on

come out on top of

knock your socks off

beat the pants off

gain the advantage over

put the kibosh on

beat the daylights out of

lower the boom on

trample underfoot

be unstoppable by

gain the upper hand over

be head and shoulders above

blow out of water

throw back in confusion

prevail against

gain mastery of

take the honours

beat the stuffing out of

beat the tar out of

beat the crap out of

beat the daylight out of

knock the daylight out of

remove from power

remove from office

keep under wraps

bring to naught

drive underground

find a solution to

find an answer to

knock for a loop

find the solution to

find the answer to

get further ahead of

take a stick to

give a drubbing to

bring under control

get under control

be greater than

get to grips with

get one over on

be more than a match for

tranquillise^UK

put the stopper on

put a spoke in someone's wheel

take wind out of sails

upset the applecart

stand in the way of

put the mockers on

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