Knockoff definition

nŏkôf, -ŏf
knockoffs knock-offs
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An imitation of something, particularly a well-known product, usually lower in quality and price than the original.

It's not a name brand bag, just a cheap knockoff.

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An unauthorized copy or imitation, as of designer clothing.
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(informal) A copy or imitation; esp., an inexpensive or illegal copy, as of a fashionable clothing design.
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Alternative Forms

Alternative Form of knockoff - knock off, knock off

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Noun

Singular:
knockoff
Plural:
knockoffs

Origin of knockoff

Knockoff Sentence Examples

  • However, your spouse hates the knockoff.

  • Whats in designer glasses knockoff sun the too effective then added, door.

  • For very little time and money you can have a designer knockoff lampshade that will have your friends begging to know where you got it.

  • Canal Street is infamous; it has every knockoff watch, purse, and pirated DVD in the world available to you.

  • Chanel knockoff earrings offer a classic jewelry look without the high price tag.

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