whammy (Meaning)
whammy (n)
a serious or devastating setback
an evil spell
Synonyms & Antonyms of whammy
Synonyms:
- glamour
- magic
- hex
- invocation
- sorcery
- glamor
- conjuration
- bewitchment
- abracadabra
- enchantment
- charm
- incantation
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- bewitchery
- jinx
- fetish
- witchcraft
- mojo
- wizardry
- talisman
- voodooism
- cantrip
- amulet
- witchery
- voodoo
- necromancy
- conjuring
- fetich
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
whammy Sentence Examples
- The unexpected news hit her like a whammy, leaving her stunned and speechless.
- The opposing team's relentless attack was like a whammy, gradually chipping away at our lead.
- The failed exam came as a whammy, casting a shadow over his summer plans.
- The realization that he had lost his job was a whammy that sent him spiraling into despair.
- The sudden rain was a whammy, soaking us to the bone in an instant.
- The traffic jam was a whammy that delayed their arrival by several hours.
- The doctor's diagnosis was a whammy, shattering their hopes of a quick recovery.
- The hurtful words were like a whammy, leaving a lasting wound on her heart.
- The stock market crash was a whammy that sent the economy into a tailspin.
- The pandemic was a global whammy that disrupted lives and economies worldwide.
FAQs About the word whammy
a serious or devastating setback, an evil spell
spell, curse, glamour, magic, hex, invocation, sorcery, glamor, conjuration, bewitchment
fetish, amulet,charm, charm, amulet, talisman, talisman, fetish, fetich,fetich
The unexpected news hit her like a whammy, leaving her stunned and speechless.
The opposing team's relentless attack was like a whammy, gradually chipping away at our lead.
The failed exam came as a whammy, casting a shadow over his summer plans.
The realization that he had lost his job was a whammy that sent him spiraling into despair.
