Synonyms for knock on
knock on

Princeton's WordNet

1. knock onnoun

   (rugby) knocking the ball forward while trying to catch it (a foul)

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1. Man GLG Powe:

   Some of these sectors are oversold and extremely unloved ... But we just have to be careful of the knock-on effects.

2. Tony Valdovinos:

   Being told to leave by Marine Corps was a very big experience. But... meeting a Marine, who taught me how to cut political maps and knock on doors and canvas, was equally as impactful. And I think that's what' ¡ Americano !' is, it's a story of moving back and forth, but not giving up.

3. The RFS:

   If you call for help, you may not get it, do not expect a fire truck. Do not expect a knock on the door. Do not expect a phone call.

4. Bob Gray:

   I'll just give you an example, if you're running and you walk doors, you kindly knock on a door and if you have a good conversation you ask if you can put a yard sign in the yard and sometimes that works. Well, they've got the Hillary (Clinton) voting list and they're just having large teams, many from out of state, walk through and they're just putting signs in every yard of a Hillary voter. And you wake up in the morning and you don't like the sign, maybe you throw it away. But the vast majority of the people are just leaving the sign up, which is creating a sense of energy that's unrealistic.

5. Barry Wray:

   You can walk down the street and knock on anybody's door, and I guarantee you about 80 % of the people will know nothing about this whatsoever, we have gone above and beyond as it relates to public engagement.