shellacking Antonyms
Meaning of shellacking
shellacking
a lopsided defeat, a decisive defeat
shellacking Sentence Examples
- The election resulted in a resounding shellacking for the incumbent, costing him his seat.
- The team's poor performance led to a crushing shellacking from their rivals.
- The economic downturn gave the stock market a shellacking, driving down values significantly.
- The hurricane's devastating winds gave the coastal town a thorough shellacking, destroying buildings and infrastructure.
- The new student received a shellacking from his bully, leaving him bruised and humiliated.
- The company faced a shellacking due to a series of scandals and mismanagement.
- The restaurant received a scathing review, effectively giving it a shellacking and damaging its reputation.
- The speaker's blunt words gave the audience a shellacking, shocking and leaving them reeling.
- The team's opponents gave them a shellacking, exposing their weaknesses and crushing their confidence.
- The storm ravaged the countryside, leaving in its wake a shellacking of downed trees and damaged property.
FAQs About the word shellacking
a lopsided defeat, a decisive defeat
setback, loss, beating,defeat, licking, overthrow, drubbing, trouncing, plastering, failure
triumph, win,victory, success, blowout, sweep,accomplishment, achievement, walkover,landslide
The election resulted in a resounding shellacking for the incumbent, costing him his seat.
The team's poor performance led to a crushing shellacking from their rivals.
The economic downturn gave the stock market a shellacking, driving down values significantly.
The hurricane's devastating winds gave the coastal town a thorough shellacking, destroying buildings and infrastructure.
