Antonyms for one-two

Grammar : Noun

Spell : wuhn-too

Phonetic Transcription : ˈwʌnˈtu

Definition of one-two

As in punch : noun hit
As in one-two punch : noun one hit followed by another

Example sentences :

I'll give 'im one-two between the eyes if 'e touches me again.
Extract from : « The Christian » by Hall Caine

He ducked a lumbering right swing, and sent a one-two to the body.
Extract from : « Nights in London » by Thomas Burke

He swung hard, Terran style, in what had come to be known as the ole one-two.
Extract from : « The Sex Life of the Gods » by Michael Knerr

Are our hearts always going to beat on, one-two, one-two, like the ticking of a clock?
Extract from : « Lola » by Owen Davis

You might have counted one-two before he betrayed the least sign of having heard her.
Extract from : « Manslaughter » by Alice Duer Miller

Only thing we ever had trouble with wuz the 'lectric light bulbs in Paulsburg the one-two times our folks went down there.
Extract from : « Sonny » by Rick Raphael

The rocket-launcher and the improved A-gun were like the one-two punch of a good heavyweight-hitter.
Extract from : « The Final Figure » by Samuel Kimball Merwin

At teacher's command, they swung their arms back and forth vigorously to an accompaniment of the inevitable "one-two, one-two."
Extract from : « A Son of the City » by Herman Gastrell Seely

The utmost stretch of a man's life will cover perhaps one-two hundred thousandth part of a geologic period.
Extract from : « Dinosaurs » by William Diller Matthew

In the rapid gallop the hoof-beats sound in the time of one-two, or one-two-three.
Extract from : « The American Horsewoman » by Elizabeth Karr

Synonyms for one-two

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