What is another word for blacked out?
Pronunciation:
[ blˈakt ˈa͡ʊt], [ blˈakt ˈaʊt], [ b_l_ˈa_k_t ˈaʊ_t]
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Synonyms for Blacked out:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)- anesthetized,
- dead to the world,
- passed out,
- Tranced,
- unconscious,
- out cold,
- on the canvas,
- feeling no pain,
- out like a light,
- in a trance.
- dull,
- unperceptive,
- narcotic,
- faint,
- senseless,
- trance-like,
- soporific,
- aloof,
- oblivious,
- stupid,
- insentient,
- comatose,
- insensible,
- swooning,
- unfeeling,
- callous,
- dead,
- insensitive,
- numb.
- in animate,
- on canvas,
- dead world,
- be numbed,
- in-animate,
- most knocked,
- more swooning,
- more tranced,
- more entranced,
- dead the world,
- in-sensible,
- un conscious,
- most swooning,
- in sensible,
- most entranced,
- un-conscious,
- be-numbed,
- in trance,
- dead to world,
- out like light,
- in sensate,
- more knocked,
- most tranced,
- in-sensate.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- drained,
- deadened,
- blunt,
- boring,
- purposeless,
- unintelligent,
- fainthearted,
- ho-hum,
- pudden-head,
- swoon,
- abruptly,
- hypnagogic,
- hypnogogic,
- calloused,
- dolt,
- sluggish,
- stupefied,
- dazed,
- light,
- wispy,
- thickened,
- superfluous,
- beat,
- hardhearted,
- utterly,
- light-headed,
- conk,
- deadening,
- forgetful,
- mindless,
- dense,
- distant,
- pall,
- stupid person,
- faint-hearted,
- poor fish,
- lightheaded,
- pudding head,
- absolutely,
- reasonless,
- feeble,
- soporiferous,
- leaden,
- mute,
- insensate,
- vague,
- syncope,
- out of it,
- wearisome,
- unmindful,
- pachydermatous,
- indiscernible,
- witless,
- weak,
- softened,
- stunned,
- all in,
- hypnotic,
- suddenly,
- dim,
- idle,
- indurate,
- upstage,
- short,
- unperceiving,
- obtuse,
- narcotising,
- nitwitted,
- thudding,
- tiresome,
- tedious,
- narcotizing,
- benumb,
- unconscious mind,
- cauterise,
- tone down,
- stonyhearted,
- dumb,
- dullard,
- muffled,
- muffle,
- pointless,
- asleep,
- timid,
- somniferous,
- pass out,
- cauterize,
- wasted,
- otiose,
- muted,
- dampen,
- perfectly,
- bushed,
- damp,
- undetectable,
- pillock,
- stagnant,
- soft-witted,
- benumbed,
- slow,
- somnific,
- shadowy,
- unaffected.
How to use "Blacked out" in context?
"blacked out" is a popular term used to describe someone who has been drinking heavily and has lostconsciousness. This phenomenon can be caused by a variety of factors, including alcohol poisoning and vehicle accidents. In some cases, people who black out may have no memory of the events that occurred while they were unconscious.
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