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Definition of roundhouse kick in English: roundhouse kicknoun (chiefly in karate) a kick made with a wide sweep of the leg and rotation of the body. Example sentencesExamples - Now you shift your weight, and in response to my final, right-side punch, intercept my movement with a right-leg roundhouse kick.
- Moon knocked out his opponent just a minute into the bout after catching him in the temple with a reverse roundhouse kick.
- I jumped over the sweep, but he followed it up with a roundhouse kick that caught me right in the stomach in mid-jump.
- Standing up, he threw his weight into a roundhouse kick that shattered the mirror, raining deadly crystals over his room.
- Adam then throws a roundhouse kick that catches the back of Andy's head.
Definition of roundhouse kick in US English: roundhouse kicknounˈraʊndˌhaʊs kɪk (chiefly in karate) a kick made with a wide sweep of the leg and rotation of the body. Example sentencesExamples - Moon knocked out his opponent just a minute into the bout after catching him in the temple with a reverse roundhouse kick.
- I jumped over the sweep, but he followed it up with a roundhouse kick that caught me right in the stomach in mid-jump.
- Standing up, he threw his weight into a roundhouse kick that shattered the mirror, raining deadly crystals over his room.
- Adam then throws a roundhouse kick that catches the back of Andy's head.
- Now you shift your weight, and in response to my final, right-side punch, intercept my movement with a right-leg roundhouse kick.
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