Used to describe overpowering someone to the point they can't resist, usually in fights. The fighter managed to choke out his opponent in the last round.
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Emergency Context
Often used in situations that are life-threatening, suggesting urgency and danger. She had to choke out the attacker to escape.
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Literal Interpretation
The phrase describes an action that is literal and physical, not metaphorical. The guard was trained to choke out an assailant.