100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "knock it-off"

Definition

Knock it off is an informal phrasal verb that means to stop doing something, particularly when it is annoying, bothersome, or inappropriate. It is often used to demand that someone cease a specific behavior.

Synonyms

Stop it
Cut it out
Cease
Discontinue
Halt
Quit it

Antonyms

Continue
Persist
Keep going
Maintain
Carry on

Examples

"Can you please knock it off? You're being really loud."
"I wish you would knock it off with the sarcasm."
"The kids need to knock it off before they get in trouble."
"If you don't knock it off, I'll have to ask you to leave."
"She told him to knock it off when he started teasing her."
"Please knock it off; I’m trying to concentrate on my work."
"They were warned to knock it off before the teacher arrived."
"He needs to knock it off with the pranks; they're getting out of hand."
"I had to tell my dog to knock it off when he wouldn't stop barking."
"Can you knock it off with the excuses and just do your homework?"
"I really wish he would knock it off with his constant complaining."
"The coach yelled at the players to knock it off during practice."
"When she started making fun of him, he told her to knock it off."
"It's time to knock it off and get serious about our studies."
"You need to knock it off; that's not how you treat your friends."
"He finally decided to knock it off after realizing no one was laughing."
"They were laughing so loud that I had to tell them to knock it off."
"She asked him to knock it off with the silly jokes during the meeting."
"After several warnings, I had to tell him to knock it off for good."
"He didn't understand why he needed to knock it off until it was too late."
"Please knock it off; you're ruining the surprise party!"
"I told my sister to knock it off when she started borrowing my clothes without asking."
"If you don’t knock it off, you’ll be grounded for a week."
"It's about time you knock it off with that attitude."
"She said, 'Just knock it off, I can't take it anymore!'"
"The kids were playing too rough, and the parents had to tell them to knock it off."
"He needs to knock it off; this isn't a joke anymore."
"I asked him to knock it off because he kept interrupting me."
"The comedian had to tell the heckler to knock it off during the show."
"I don't want to hear you two knock it off about that anymore."
"She gave him a stern look and said, 'Knock it off right now!'"
"If you don't knock it off, I will have to take away your privileges."
"I can't focus with you two knocking it off like that."
"The teacher said we should knock it off with the side conversations."
"She finally told him to knock it off after he crossed the line."
"It's time to knock it off and get back to work."
"I had to intervene and tell them to knock it off during the debate."
"He was so annoying that everyone told him to knock it off."
"If you really want to win, you need to knock it off with the distractions."
"She warned him to knock it off before it got serious."
"He didn't get the hint and continued until I had to tell him to knock it off."
"I enjoy your enthusiasm, but please knock it off with the shouting."
"They finally agreed to knock it off after a long discussion."
"Can you knock it off with the negativity? It's bringing everyone down."
"I wish he would just knock it off already; it's getting old."
"She told him to knock it off when he tried to flirt with her."
"They were having too much fun until someone told them to knock it off."
"I had to remind my friends to knock it off with the practical jokes."
"It's not funny anymore, so please knock it off."
"He was asked to knock it off after his third warning."
"The noise from the party was so loud that the neighbors had to ask them to knock it off."
"She finally had enough and told him to knock it off for good."
"Everyone joined in telling him to knock it off when he started chanting."
"I appreciate your input, but can you knock it off with the interruptions?"
"He thought it was a joke, but I told him to knock it off."
"She reminded him to knock it off before they got caught."
"If you want to keep your job, you should knock it off with the late arrivals."
"I had to step in and tell them to knock it off before it escalated."
"He didn't take her seriously until she told him to knock it off."
"Can you knock it off with the excuses and just own up to it?"
"I really wish they would knock it off with the constant bickering."
"She rolled her eyes and said, 'Just knock it off already!'"
"He kept poking fun until I finally told him to knock it off."
"I had to shout to get their attention and tell them to knock it off."
"I can't stand it when people don't knock it off after being asked."
"The teacher had enough and told the students to knock it off."
"They were having such a good time until someone had to tell them to knock it off."
"When she started complaining, he told her to knock it off."
"I couldn't focus on my work because they wouldn't knock it off."
"He finally understood that he needed to knock it off when no one laughed."
"I told them to knock it off before someone got hurt."
"The manager had to step in and tell everyone to knock it off."
"If you want to stay friends, you should really knock it off with the teasing."
"She said, 'I’ve had enough, just knock it off already!'"
"They were warned repeatedly to knock it off before the event."
"I wish he would just knock it off and let it go."
"He kept pushing my buttons, and I had to tell him to knock it off."
"There's no need to fight; just knock it off."
"She laughed when he finally decided to knock it off."
"He was asked politely to knock it off, but he kept going."
"When he wouldn’t stop, I had to firmly tell him to knock it off."
"She told him, 'If you don't knock it off, I won't go with you.'"
"The fun ended abruptly when someone told them to knock it off."
"I was tired of the arguments, so I told them to knock it off."
"He was making fun of her until she finally told him to knock it off."
"You might want to knock it off if you value your friendships."
"He kept pushing for an answer until I had to tell him to knock it off."
"I had to explain to him why he needed to knock it off."
"She couldn't believe how long it took for him to knock it off."
"The dog was barking so much that I had to tell it to knock it off."
"They finally agreed to knock it off after realizing it was silly."
"He thought it was harmless until someone told him to knock it off."
"If you don't like it, just knock it off instead of complaining."
"She was so fed up that she told him to just knock it off."
"He didn't think it was a big deal, but I told him to knock it off."
"They were having a blast until someone reminded them to knock it off."
"His friends were always telling him to knock it off when he got too rowdy."
"I had to step in and tell everyone to knock it off before it got out of hand."
"She said, 'This is getting out of control; let's knock it off.'"
"He finally learned that sometimes it's best to just knock it off and walk away."