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count out
verb
- informal.to leave out; exclude
count me out!
- (of a boxing referee) to judge (a floored boxer) to have failed to recover within the specified time See count 1
- to count (something) aloud
Example Sentences
Xander Schauffele may not have played much this year because of a rib injury, but it still would be difficult to count out a player who won two majors last year.
I never counted out the rematch and just wanted to see what my other options were.
Houston has won the West four years in a row and seven of the last eight years, so they can’t be counted out even after shedding fixtures Tucker and Bregman.
Those two small movies have made a big splash, but don’t count out blockbusters like “Wicked” and “Dune: Part Two” just yet, especially in below-the-line technical awards.
After counting out the rest of her cash - £2,000 in total - she says he told her to stand in front of him while he sat on the stool.
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