Antonyms for ball overball over

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1. • Surprise

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1. shock, floor, ball over, blow out of the water, take abackverb

   surprise greatly; knock someone's socks off

   "I was floored when I heard that I was promoted"

   Synonyms:
   knock down, blow out of the water, dump, deck, appall, outrage, shock, scandalise, appal, scandalize, traumatize, coldcock, offend, traumatise, floor, take aback

How to use ball over in a sentence?

1. Ryan Tannehill:

   It's a sick feeling, it has to get cleaned up. You turn the ball over as many times as we did, you're going to put yourself in a tough position. The defense kept us in the game by the way they played; had huge stops after those turnovers, holding them to field goals. But offensively, we have to play cleaner football.

2. Bubba Watson:

   It was a shot that could have gone the wrong way fast, when you lose the ball over the trees, that's when you get nervous because you can't see it. When you hear the roar of a crowd, you can breathe again. When you hear a roar on a tee shot, you know you've done good.

3. Steph Curry:

   We kept our composure and didn't turn the ball over in the second half, which was a huge benefit to just maintaining the pace and giving ourselves some looks, but the fact that everybody who was on the floor contributed in a meaningful way kind of speaks to our depth and how we want to play going forward. We're excited about that and it's good to be 1-0.

4. Donovan Mitchell:

   We just turned the ball over a lot. We did n’t execute defensively. We did n’t get back and let their guys do whatever they want.

5. The NFL:

   Then the one that, I guess, was a touchdown with the guy [Damien Williams]. I felt he stepped out of bounds before he stuck the ball over the pylon. You cant make excuses or anything like that. We had a chance. We lost the game probably in the last five minutes. We were right in the ball game.

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