Sentences

knacker in a sentence

n.

Definition

Knacker (noun): a worn-out or dilapidated vehicle or object that is no longer functional or reliable.

Sample Sentences

  1. The old car was a real knacker, constantly breaking down on the road.
  2. After years of hard work, he finally decided it was time to retire the knacker in his garage.
  3. She had a knack for fixing things, but her husband called it a knackered old toolbox.
  4. The relentless training left him feeling like a knacker by the end of the season.
  5. Despite its age, the knacker still had some charm and character that appealed to enthusiasts.
  6. The old horse was finally knackered after a long day of work in the fields.
  7. After running five miles, I felt completely knackered and ready for a nap.
  8. Her relentless schedule left her feeling knackered by the end of the week.
  9. He had a knack for getting himself into trouble, but today he was just knackered.
  10. The team's performance in the final match left them emotionally and physically knackered.

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