bludgeon Antonyms
Meaning of bludgeon
bludgeon (n)
a club used as a weapon
bludgeon (v)
overcome or coerce as if by using a heavy club
strike with a club or a bludgeon
bludgeon (n.)
A short stick, with one end loaded, or thicker and heavier that the other, used as an offensive weapon.
bludgeon Sentence Examples
- The assailant used a heavy bludgeon to attack his victim in the alley.
- The detective found a blood-stained bludgeon hidden beneath the bushes near the crime scene.
- In medieval times, knights would often wield a bludgeon in close combat.
- The robber threatened the cashier with a bludgeon, demanding all the money from the register.
- She defended herself with a makeshift bludgeon fashioned from a fallen tree branch.
- The barbarian swung his bludgeon with brute force, crushing his opponent's shield.
- The hunter used a bludgeon to dispatch injured prey swiftly and humanely.
- The riot police carried bludgeons to maintain control during the protest.
- The survivor of the attack sustained severe injuries from the assailant's bludgeon.
- The ancient tribe crafted bludgeons from stone and wood for hunting and self-defense.
FAQs About the word bludgeon
a club used as a weapon, overcome or coerce as if by using a heavy club, strike with a club or a bludgeonA short stick, with one end loaded, or thicker and heav
baton,cane, cudgel, club, staff, rod, truncheon, billy, mace, billy club
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The assailant used a heavy bludgeon to attack his victim in the alley.
The detective found a blood-stained bludgeon hidden beneath the bushes near the crime scene.
In medieval times, knights would often wield a bludgeon in close combat.
The robber threatened the cashier with a bludgeon, demanding all the money from the register.
