English / phrasal verb
blank out
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To experience a sudden complete lapse of memory or concentration, or to obscure confidential content.
In context
01
Under intense questioning from investors, the presenter blanked out for an agonizing moment.
02
The compliance officer blanked out proprietary figures before submitting the public audit.
Synonyms
Draw a blank,freeze up,redact
Antonyms
Recall instantly,remember clearly,display
Collocations
Mind blanked out,blank out sensitive details,suddenly blank out