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Kayo Meaning in English

word

keɪˈoʊ
kay-OH
ˈkeɪ.əʊ
KAY-oh

Definition

In informal English, especially in boxing, 'kayo' means to knock someone out so that they fall to the ground and cannot continue. More generally, it can mean to defeat or stun someone completely.

Usage & Nuances

'Kayo' is an informal, rarely used spelling of 'K.O.' (knockout), mostly seen in boxing or fighting contexts. It's used as a verb or noun, e.g., 'He kayoed his opponent.' Not used in formal writing; most people use 'knockout' or 'K.O.'. Avoid outside of sports or playful banter.

Example Sentences

The boxer delivered a strong punch and scored a kayo.

basic

He managed to kayo his rival in the first round.

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A sudden uppercut could kayo any fighter.

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He walked right into that hook and got totally kayoed.

natural

If you’re not careful, that guy will kayo you in seconds.

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Her powerful left hook was enough to kayo the champion.

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