smashing (Meaning)
smashing (n)
the act of breaking something into small pieces
smashing (s)
very good
smashing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Smash
Synonyms & Antonyms of smashing
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- wearying
- draining
- uninspiring
- customary
- normal
- boring
- normal
- dull
- mundane
- wearisome
- typical
- unremarkable
- ordinary
- common
- dull
- uninteresting
- unremarkable
- customary
- exhausting
- tiring
- uninteresting
- ordinary
- unimpressive
- wearing
- weary
- usual
- tiring
- unimpressive
- typical
- monotonous
- wearying
- weary
- mundane
- uninspired
- wearing
- tedious
- draining
- common
- wearisome
- monotonous
- usual
- tedious
- boring
- uninspired
- exhausting
- uninspiring
Synonyms:
- astounding
- marvelous
- enlivening
- staggering
- awesome
- incredible
- unique
- marvellous
- enchanting
- unthinkable
- wondrous
- galvanizing
- enthralling
- beguiling
- rare
- bewitching
- inconceivable
- incomprehensible
- astonishing
- stunning
- unbelievable
- captivating
- prodigious
- miraculous
- unimaginable
- sublime
- singular
- amazing
- surprising
- stupendous
- invigorating
- animating
- alluring
- fascinating
- attractive
- sensational
- wonderful
Antonyms:
smashing Sentence Examples
- The colossal waves crashed against the shore with a smashing force.
- The batter connected with the pitch, sending the ball smashing into the outfield.
- The hurricane's winds raged, smashing windows and toppling trees.
- The accident caused a smashing collision that left both vehicles totaled.
- The boxer's devastating right hook sent his opponent smashing to the canvas.
- The thunderclap echoed through the valley, its sound smashing against the mountain walls.
- The knight's sword smashed against his enemy's helmet, leaving a deep dent.
- The unruly crowd surged forward, smashing through police barricades.
- The demolition team used a wrecking ball to smash the towering building into rubble.
- The wrestler grabbed his opponent and smashed him into the ring apron.
FAQs About the word smashing
the act of breaking something into small pieces, very goodof Smash
outstanding, impressive,striking, attracting, mind-blowing, remarkable,noticeable, entertaining, spectacular, enlightening
wearying, draining, uninspiring, customary, normal,boring, normal, dull, mundane, wearisome
The colossal waves crashed against the shore with a smashing force.
The batter connected with the pitch, sending the ball smashing into the outfield.
The hurricane's winds raged, smashing windows and toppling trees.
The accident caused a smashing collision that left both vehicles totaled.
