shellackings (Meaning)

shellackings

a lopsided defeat, a decisive defeat

The recent election was a shellacking for the incumbent party.
The boxer delivered a shellacking to his opponent, knocking him out in the third round.
The team suffered a shellacking in the championship game, losing by a record margin.
The company's new product launch was a shellacking, generating unprecedented sales.
The author's debut novel received a shellacking from critics, who praised its originality and impact.
The athlete's winning streak came to an end with a shellacking from their rival.
The earthquake caused a shellacking to the city's infrastructure, leaving buildings collapsed and roads impassable.
The politician's scandal led to a shellacking in the polls, significantly reducing their chances of reelection.
The team's defense was unable to contain the opposing offense, resulting in a shellacking on the field.
The storm caused a shellacking of the coastline, flooding homes and destroying businesses.

a lopsided defeat, a decisive defeat

losses,defeats, beatings, setbacks, failures, routs, trimmings, overthrows,drubbings, plasterings

wins, successes, triumphs,victories, blowouts, achievements,accomplishments, walkovers, runaways,sweeps

The recent election was a shellacking for the incumbent party.

The boxer delivered a shellacking to his opponent, knocking him out in the third round.

The team suffered a shellacking in the championship game, losing by a record margin.

The company's new product launch was a shellacking, generating unprecedented sales.