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knock some sense into

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knock some sense into someone and knock some sense in
to strike one, making one smarter, or at least obedient. I think his father finally knocked some sense into him. The accident finally knocked in some sense. I thought that last week's experience would knock some sense in.
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A couple of hours in the stocks on the receiving end of some rotten tomatoes might also knock some sense into them.
Hopefully, this will knock some sense into us and remind us we can't let our heads get too high.
DUEL - This event is perfect practice for his ongoing battle with the British Olympic Association and being pugilised with a giant cotton bud might knock some sense into him.
 
 
 
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