100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "knock"
Definition
The verb knock refers to the action of striking a surface, typically a door, with a hand or an object to make a sound, often to gain attention or to signal one’s presence.
Synonyms
- Rap
- Tap
- Bang
- Hit
- Strike
- Bump
- Pound
- Thump
Antonyms
- Open
- Close
- Ignore
- Leave alone
- Retreat
Examples
- I will knock on the door before entering.
- Please knock softly so you don’t wake the baby.
- He forgot to knock and walked in uninvited.
- Did you hear someone knock?
- She knocked three times before anyone answered.
- I always knock twice for good measure.
- The wind made a branch knock against the window.
- He knocked loudly, hoping someone would hear him.
- It’s polite to knock before entering someone’s home.
- I could hear the sound of someone knocking from the other side of the door.
- She knocked off the dust from the old book.
- They knocked on the table to get everyone's attention.
- He nervously knocked on the door of his boss’s office.
- Why don’t you knock on the door and ask for help?
- The police officer knocked on the suspect's door.
- I always knock before using the restroom.
- The children knocked on their neighbor’s door to ask for candy.
- I could hear someone knocking in the distance.
- He knocked the ball out of the park during the game.
- She knocked on the window to get her friend’s attention.
- The sound of knocking echoed through the empty hallway.
- He knocked on the table to emphasize his point.
- I was surprised to hear a knock at such a late hour.
- Can you please knock before you enter?
- She gave a gentle knock to avoid startling him.
- The dog would always knock over the trash can when left alone.
- They knocked on the door, but no one was home.
- I decided to knock on the door rather than ring the bell.
- He knocked his head against the wall in frustration.
- She knocked on the door and waited patiently for a reply.
- The thunder made the house knock and shake.
- I will knock on your door at noon tomorrow.
- He knocked the paint can over by accident.
- She gave a firm knock to signal that she was there.
- The kids would knock on each other's doors to play.
- It’s customary to knock before entering a classroom.
- The loud knocking startled the cat.
- I heard a knock and thought it might be the delivery person.
- He knocked the idea around before making a decision.
- She had to knock several times before someone answered.
- He knocked the door with his fist.
- I forgot to knock before entering the meeting.
- The knock on the door interrupted our conversation.
- She knocked the cup off the table accidentally.
- He habitually knocks twice before entering any room.
- I could hear the knock of the drum from afar.
- She knocked against the door to make sure it was locked.
- The kids love to knock on the neighbor's door for Halloween treats.
- He knocked a pencil off the desk while reaching for a book.
- The maintenance worker came to knock on our door for an inspection.
- I’ll knock on the window so you can let me in.
- She knocked on the door, but it was already open.
- The loud knock startled everyone in the room.
- He knocked the trophy over during the celebration.
- She always knocks before entering a hotel room.
- The knocking continued even after I yelled for them to stop.
- He knocked the dust off his shoes before entering the house.
- She heard a knock and thought it was her imagination.
- The knock echoed through the hall as he approached the door.
- I can’t believe you forgot to knock before coming in!
- The children loved to knock on doors and run away.
- With a loud knock, the door swung open.
- He made a habit of knocking before entering any office.
- I had to knock twice to get their attention.
- She knocked on the ceiling to let the neighbors know to quiet down.
- He gave a gentle knock to signal his arrival.
- The thunder made the house knock as if someone were at the door.
- I heard a knock and thought it might be my friend.
- She waited for a few moments before deciding to knock again.
- The knocking became more frequent as they grew impatient.
- He knocked his coffee cup over while gesturing.
- I always knock and wait for a response before entering.
- The knock at the door was unexpected.
- She was startled by the sudden knock on the window.
- He knocked the ball away from the baserunner.
- I could hear a faint knock in the background.
- She knocked on the door and waited nervously.
- The knock of the hammer could be heard from outside.
- He had to knock to remind her he was there.
- The sound of knocking interrupted the quiet evening.
- She knocked the crumbs off the table after dinner.
- I will knock on your door if I need anything.
- The knock sounded urgent, making me rush to the door.
- He knocked the can off the shelf while reaching for something else.
- The children would often knock on the door and run away giggling.
- I heard a loud knock, followed by silence.
- She knocked on the bathroom door to check if it was occupied.
- He tried to knock some sense into his friend.
- The knocking was persistent, making me curious.
- I will knock on your door when I arrive.
- The angry mob began to knock on the gates demanding entry.
- She would often knock on my door just to chat.
- I could hear someone knocking from the other side of the wall.
- He gave a loud knock to announce his presence.
- She knocked over the vase while reaching for her phone.
- The kids decided to knock on doors and ask for donations.
- He had to knock to get the meeting started.
- The unexpected knock at the door made me jump.
- She knocked loudly, eager to see her friends.
- I will always knock on the door before entering a new place.