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boxout Synonyms

Another word for boxout

Choosing another word for boxout depends on context, so the synonyms and similar words below are separated across 3 exact definitions and ranked by match strength.
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• noun (Context 1)

In basketball, the act or technique of positioning one's body between an opposing player and the basket in order to secure a rebound.

Usage Example

"The coach praised the center's textbook blockout, which allowed her teammate to grab the defensive rebound easily."

Strongest
blockout

• noun (Context 2)

In publishing and page design, a short section of text enclosed within a border or shaded background to set it apart from the main article.

Usage Example

"The magazine editor placed a brief biographical summary in a sidebar next to the main interview."

Strong
sidebar
callout

• noun (Context 3)

In construction, a temporary frame or barrier placed inside concrete formwork to create an opening or recess for pipes, ducts, or structural connections.

Usage Example

"The crew installed a wooden blockout in the foundation wall before pouring the concrete to leave room for the utility lines."

Strongest
blockout

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