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clobbering Meaning
clobbering
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
clobbering Sentence Examples
- The storm clobbered the small town, tearing down trees and ripping through buildings.
- The boxer clobbered his opponent with a series of devastating punches.
- The thunder clobbered overhead, shaking the windows and making the dishes rattle.
- The heavy rain clobbered the roof, creating a deafening roar.
- The team clobbered their rivals in the championship game, winning by a landslide.
- The hailstones clobbered the car windows, denting the metal and shattering the glass.
- The tornado clobbered the farm, destroying crops and livestock.
- The earthquake clobbered the city, collapsing buildings and causing widespread damage.
- The waves clobbered the shoreline, eroding the cliffs and threatening infrastructure.
- The argument clobbered the family and left lasting wounds that took years to heal.
FAQs About the word clobbering
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
pounding, thump, battering, pummeling, bludgeoning, blow, thrashing, licking, bashing, pummelling
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The storm clobbered the small town, tearing down trees and ripping through buildings.
The boxer clobbered his opponent with a series of devastating punches.
The thunder clobbered overhead, shaking the windows and making the dishes rattle.
The heavy rain clobbered the roof, creating a deafening roar.
