clobbered Antonyms
Strongest:
- smacked
- clapped
- knocked
- banged
- slammed
- pounded
- slapped
- whacked
- swiped
- struck
- hit
- batted
- cracked
- punched
- clipped
Strong:
- licked
- mauled
- bumped
- boxed
- poked
- bludgeoned
- thwacked
- whaled
- stabbed
- rapped
- clocked
- busted
- walloped
- clapt
- smote
- socked
- bobbed
- belted
- pummeled
- nailed
- flicked
- bopped
- zapped
- shoved
- clouted
- bashed
- chopped
- pasted
- jabbed
- slugged
- swatted
- thumped
- biffed
- slogged
- hammered
- tapped
- tagged
- bonked
- kicked
- pushed
Weak:
- jostled
- levelled
- slashed
- stroked
- decked
- buffeted
- beat
- battered
- laced
- peppered
- stamped
- flogged
- pommeled
- prodded
- pelted
- sledgehammered
- lambasted
- clubbed
- knocked-down
- bunged
- roughed
- kneed
- bunted
- felled
- speared
- conked
- switched
- thrashed
- cudgelled
- pommelled
- bowled-down-or-over-
- sledged
- beaned
- leveled
- dumped
- scuffed
- creamed
- pummelled
- butted
- whipped
- drubbed
- cuffed
- lashed
- bust
- mangled
- caned
- hung-one-on
- flailed
- sapped
- floored
Meaning of clobbered
clobbered
to criticize harshly, to hit with force, to defeat by a wide margin, to have a strongly negative impact on, to pound mercilessly, to defeat overwhelmingly, clothes sense 1
clobbered Sentence Examples
- The hurricane clobbered the coastline with relentless winds and torrential rain.
- The boxer clobbered his opponent with a series of powerful punches.
- The bully clobbered the smaller child, mocking his weakness.
- The storm clobbered the roof, ripping off shingles and leaving holes.
- The economic recession clobbered businesses, leading to widespread layoffs.
- The argument clobbered their relationship, leaving deep wounds that would take time to heal.
- The hail clobbered the windshield, shattering the glass into a thousand pieces.
- The news of the job loss clobbered the family, leaving them in shock and despair.
- The flu virus clobbered the population, sending countless people to the hospital.
- The tax increase clobbered homeowners, forcing many to sell their properties.
FAQs About the word clobbered
to criticize harshly, to hit with force, to defeat by a wide margin, to have a strongly negative impact on, to pound mercilessly, to defeat overwhelmingly, clot
smacked, clapped, knocked, banged, slammed, pounded, slapped, whacked, swiped, struck
No antonyms found.
The hurricane clobbered the coastline with relentless winds and torrential rain.
The boxer clobbered his opponent with a series of powerful punches.
The bully clobbered the smaller child, mocking his weakness.
The storm clobbered the roof, ripping off shingles and leaving holes.
