drub Antonyms
Strongest:
- lash
- spank
- bat
- slam
- batter
- knock
- whip
- pelt
- smash
- pound
- attack
- beat
- maul
- hit
- hide
- pummel
- assault
- punch
- slap
- thump
- lick
Strong:
- hammer
- lambaste
- bung-up
- fib
- lather
- flog
- whale
- switch
- chop
- thresh
- wound
- crack
- whup
- swipe
- assail
- tromp
- beat-up-on
- lace
- slate
- lambast
- whack
- mess-up-
- birch
- paddle
- punch-out
- tan
- slog
- clobber
- baste
- do
- thrash
- belt
- club
- curry
- box
- swat
- whop
- rough-up-
- buffet
- bash
- raid
- storm
- bludgeon
- whap
- pommel
- work-over
- belabor
- wallop
- smack
Weak:
Meaning of drub
drub (v)
beat thoroughly and conclusively in a competition or fight
drub (v. t.)
To beat with a stick; to thrash; to cudgel.
drub (n.)
A blow with a cudgel; a thump.
drub Sentence Examples
- The victorious team drubbed their opponents on the basketball court, etching their dominance in the league's history.
- The political candidate's relentless campaign trail drubbed her competition, securing a landslide victory in the election.
- The new product launch drubbed sales forecasts, leaving analysts and competitors reeling from its overwhelming success.
- The relentless rain drubbed against the windowpanes, creating a soothing rhythm that lulled me to sleep.
- The construction crew drubbed away at the foundation, preparing the site for the upcoming skyscraper.
- The waves drubbed against the shore, carving intricate patterns into the sand and leaving a symphony of crashing water.
- The enthusiastic drummer drubbed away on their drum kit, setting the rhythm and driving the energy of the rock concert.
- The hailstorm drubbed the roof of the car, creating a percussive symphony that echoed through the countryside.
- The boxer drubbed his opponent with a series of powerful punches, ultimately securing a technical knockout in the second round.
- The determined student drubbed away at their studies, spending countless hours poring over textbooks and attending lectures.
FAQs About the word drub
beat thoroughly and conclusively in a competition or fightTo beat with a stick; to thrash; to cudgel., A blow with a cudgel; a thump.
lash, spank, bat, slam, batter, knock, whip, pelt, smash, pound
No antonyms found.
The victorious team drubbed their opponents on the basketball court, etching their dominance in the league's history.
The political candidate's relentless campaign trail drubbed her competition, securing a landslide victory in the election.
The new product launch drubbed sales forecasts, leaving analysts and competitors reeling from its overwhelming success.
The relentless rain drubbed against the windowpanes, creating a soothing rhythm that lulled me to sleep.
