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How to use kick off in a sentence

Im working on a plan that will, I think, produce more certainty of result to the kick-off.

LEFT HALF HARMONRALPH HENRY BARBOUR

But in the furious battle that developed from the kick-off, it was evident that the «Maroons» were very lively corpses.

BERT WILSON ON THE GRIDIRONJ. W. DUFFIELD

But now Griffith’s baskets are empty, the ball is placed again midway, and the School are going to kick-off.

TOM BROWN AT RUGBYTHOMAS HUGHES

The team looked on those two unknown halves as timid novices, who would lose their heads at the kick-off.

THE WHITE FEATHERP. G. WODEHOUSE

It was a hot battle from the very kick-off, and the two teams fought each other up and down the field.

THE WINNING TOUCHDOWNLESTER CHADWICK

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activate, begin, break down, collapse, commence, en.synonym.one, embark, fail, inaugurate, initiate, jump, launch, open, pass away, perish, succumb, worsen, beginning, commencement, first, get-go, offset, en.synonym.one, outset, send-off, showtime, start, start-off, starting time.

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What is another word for kick off?

380 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ kˈɪk ˈɒf], [ kˈɪk ˈɒf], [ k_ˈɪ_k ˈɒ_f]

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n.
- hook,
- strike at,
- play,
- dribble,
- shoot,
- smash,
- cross,
- knock.
- create,
- set off,
- invent,
- catalyze,
- make,
- start-off,
- bring about,
- form.
- lose your cool,
- mind,
- lose it,
- rise to,
- go off at the deep end,
- fly into a temper/rage,
- snap,
- see red,
- lose your temper (with),
- hold against.
- get,
- get out of.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- macabre,
- byline,
- chunter,
- whiny,
- watertight,
- lifeless,
- but,
- posthumous,
- clamorous,
- resent,
- querulous,
- vituperative,
- predecease.
v.

• begin (verb)
- germinate,
- grow out of,
- rise,
- emerge,
- send off,
- get under way,
- appear,
- be born,
- come into existence,
- originate,
- issue forth,
- make tick,
- dawn,
- sprout,
- derive from,
- bud,
- sail,
- get show on road,
- stem from,
- spring,
- get going,
- emanate,
- arise,
- proceed from,
- crop up,
- occur,
- come forth,
- come out,
- happen,
- result from,
- take off.
• commence (verb)
- embark on.
• inaugurate (verb)
- induct,
- commission,
- break in,
- make up,
- ordain,
- jump,
- set up,
- bow,
- dedicate,
- break the ice,
- invest.
• initiate (verb)
- dream up,
- take in,
- pioneer,
- install,
- come out with,
- come up with,
- admit.
• instate (verb)
- in stating,
- in states,
- in-stated,
- in stated,
- in-states,
- in-stating,
- in state,
- in-state.
• introduce (verb)
- advance,
- harbinger,
- bring out,
- precede,
- submit,
- found,
- announce,
- present,
- ventilate,
- Familiarize,
- usher,
- fix up,
- preface,
- moot,
- plan,
- broach,
- unveil,
- acquaint,
- bring up,
- get together,
- propose,
- establish,
- bring in,
- organize,
- air,
- offer,
- suggest,
- recommend,
- herald.
• launch (verb)
- instigate.
• open (verb)
- meet,
- begin business,
- ring in,
- sit,
- set up shop,
- raise the curtain,
- convene.
• take up (verb)
- tackle,
- renew,
- adopt,
- resume,
- espouse,
- reopen,
- proceed,
- carry on,
- pick up,
- assume,
- go on,
- follow through,
- embrace,
- continue,
- restart.
Other synonyms:
- doff,
- unbuckle,
- slip off,
- fling off,
- undress,
- slip out of,
- disrobe.
- tear off,
- decease,
- croak,
- shrug off,
- strip down,
- start,
- peel off,
- embark,
- shuck off,
- perish.
- expire,
- take down,
- remove,
- institute,
- undertake,
- pull off,
- depart.
- succumb,
- throw off.
- approach,
- lead.
- enter.
- strip.
- off.
- change,
- pass.
- set.
- go.
• begin
- being born,
- issuing forth,
- was born,
- crops up,
- open,
- Happened,
- getting going,
- proceeding from,
- comes forth,
- got going,
- took off,
- issues forth,
- resulted from,
- resulting from,
- results from,
- cropped up,
- coming into existence,
- originates,
- getting under way,
- came forth,
- kicked off,
- Occurring.
• open
- Embarking.
• Other relevant words:
- Mooted,
- take up,
- get feet wet,
- cash in one’s chips,
- begin,
- come with,
- ushers in,
- knocked down,
- become involved in,
- launch,
- set forth,
- led off,
- get cracking,
- passed on,
- set to,
- Harbingered,
- bring forward,
- sets in motion,
- pushing up daisies,
- cease living,
- enter upon,
- open up,
- engage in,
- set going,
- Innovated,
- tee off,
- initiate,
- usher in,
- engaged in,
- knocks down,
- meet one’s maker,
- re-start,
- jump into,
- pave the way,
- lead off,
- Mooting,
- intro,
- recommenced,
- hit the ground running,
- lead into,
- introduce,
- setting in motion,
- brought forward,
- Initiating,
- commence,
- triggering,
- kick bucket,
- innovates,
- come into being,
- embarked upon,
- knocking down,
- Re-open,
- get ball rolling,
- Resumed,
- launching,
- Innovating,
- start ball rolling,
- opened up,
- passing on,
- passes on,
- inaugurate,
- Recommence,
- tear into,
- triggers,
- do the honors,
- bite the dust,
- opening up,
- embark upon,
- knock down,
- teed off,
- spring with,
- pass on,
- setting forth,
- start the ball rolling,
- innovate,
- Instate,
- recommencing,
- cash in chips,
- leading off,
- get things rolling,
- set in motion,
- Harbingering,
- push up daisies,
- put forward,
- puts forward,
- break the seal,
- trigger,
- coming into being,
- get one’s feet wet,
- ushering in,
- moots,
- give introduction,
- recommences.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- head up,
- switch on,
- give a start,
- bundle off,
- go ahead of,
- plunge into,
- take precedence,
- fight against,
- send forth,
- fire away,
- crank up,
- front,
- blast away,
- start in,
- activate,
- peg out,
- kick in,
- go off,
- pass away,
- develop,
- start out,
- drop,
- get to,
- dive into,
- pass on to the Great Beyond,
- set on foot,
- pop off,
- outrank,
- head,
- breathe one’s last,
- get the show on the road,
- rate,
- fire,
- come before,
- pitch in,
- come first,
- set sail,
- pass out,
- set about,
- turn to,
- set in,
- demise,
- check in,
- set afloat,
- cash in,
- blaze the trail,
- blast off,
- shove off,
- go before,
- cop out,
- go west,
- fall to,
- buy it,
- conk,
- pip,
- snuff out,
- have it,
- set out,
- go ahead,
- go in advance,
- check out,
- actuate,
- get moving,
- get off,
- rank,
- go up,
- step off,
- dive in,
- take the lead,
- float,
- dig in,
- hit the ball,
- put in motion,
- send,
- antecede,
- bundle,
- take on,
- kick the bucket.

How to use «Kick off» in context?

Kickoff is the unofficial start of the game for teams playing against each other in association football. It is marked by the ball being kicked off by the defending team, who may attempt to gain an early advantage by catching the ball.

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How to use kick off in a sentence?

Aaron Clark:

We’re in a bit of a holding pattern until earnings, which kick off with Alcoa tonight, but more importantly the banks will start to report by mid-week, that will be the next key event, which moves the market one way or the other.
Lincoln Riley:

The main goal right now is learning how to practice, learning how to do things in a championship manner, learning how to come together as a team, by the time we kick off the first game, this is going to be the most unique roster in the history of the school and one of the most unique rosters in the history of the sport. (There’s) a challenge there for us to really bond, so we’ve got to do that and establish our culture and identity. The other things are important, but that’s going to be the most important.
Oprah Winfrey:

Every day brings a chance for you to draw in a breath, kick off your shoes, and dance.
Jason Kindrachuk:

We can’t just think about this in terms of the athletes, because it’s not only the athletes that that are going to be a part of Tokyo Olympics — you have the organizing committees that are involved, you have all the people that are providing support, you have all the trainers, all of those are potential wheelbarrows for the virus coming into the community… You look at this idea of putting people into an international location from all over the world — we only need one individual to kick off that transmission chain.
Andy Gillham:

In a normal year, we would start to see the fire season kick off in a big way around early January and we’re already up towards a million hectares of burnt country. This is a marathon event and we expect to be busy managing these fires for at least the next eight weeks.