blew away (Meaning)

blew away

to defeat soundly, to impress very strongly and usually favorably, to dissipate or remove as if with a current of air, to kill by gunfire

The hurricane's ferocious winds blew away the flimsy tents, scattering debris across the campground.
The magician's grand illusion blew away the audience, leaving them awestruck and demanding an encore.
The company's innovative marketing campaign blew away the competition, securing them a dominant market share.
The singer's powerful vocals blew away the judges, earning her a standing ovation and a ticket to the next round.
The groundbreaking scientific discovery blew away the scientific community, revolutionizing our understanding of the universe.
The intense heat of the summer sun blew away the drought-stricken crops, leaving farmers with a devastating loss.
The prosecutor's closing argument blew away the jury, securing a guilty verdict in a high-profile murder trial.
The athlete's remarkable performance blew away the spectators, shattering records and inspiring a new generation.
The sudden gust of wind blew away the pile of autumn leaves, sending them swirling through the air like a colorful dance.
The revelations in the leaked documents blew away the public, sparking widespread outrage and demands for accountability.

to defeat soundly, to impress very strongly and usually favorably, to dissipate or remove as if with a current of air, to kill by gunfire

trounced, beat the pants off, overwhelmed, beat, pasted, wiped the floor with, buried, mastered, shellacked, trimmed

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The hurricane's ferocious winds blew away the flimsy tents, scattering debris across the campground.

The magician's grand illusion blew away the audience, leaving them awestruck and demanding an encore.

The company's innovative marketing campaign blew away the competition, securing them a dominant market share.

The singer's powerful vocals blew away the judges, earning her a standing ovation and a ticket to the next round.