smashes Sentence Examples
- The hurricane's relentless winds smashed against the coastal towns.
- The car's windshield smashed into a thousand pieces as it hit the tree.
- The angry mob smashed windows and vandalized shops in protest.
- The tennis ball smashed into the net, bouncing back into the player's court.
- A hammer smashed the old figurine, sending shards of porcelain flying.
- The boxer's fist smashed into his opponent's face, knocking him unconscious.
- The meteor smashed through the Earth's atmosphere, creating an enormous impact crater.
- The rocks smashed into the hull of the submarine, threatening to crush it.
- The earthquake smashed buildings to rubble, leaving countless people homeless.
- The waves smashed against the rocks, sending spray high into the air.
smashes Meaning
smashes
to become wrecked, complete collapse, being a smash, a heavy blow or attack, to drive or throw violently especially with a shattering or battering effect, to destroy completely, to hit (something, such as a tennis ball) with a hard overhand stroke, to move or become propelled with violence or crashing effect, utter collapse, to go to pieces suddenly under collision or pressure, to go to pieces suddenly, the condition of being smashed, a wreck due to collision, bankruptcy, the action or sound of smashing, to effect in this way, to destroy utterly, a striking success, to break into pieces by violence, a hard overhand stroke (as in tennis or badminton), to drive (a ball) with a forceful stroke, a smashing blow or attack, to hit violently, to break or crush by violence, to drive, throw, or move violently especially with a destructive effect, a hard overhand stroke (as in tennis)
Synonyms & Antonyms of smashes
Synonyms:
- ruins
- shivers
- busts
- crushes
- vaporizes
- wrecks
- pulverizes
- devastates
- totals
- bashes
- wracks
- cracks
- decimates
- crunches
- annihilates
- wastes
- splinters
- fragments
- breaks-down
- snaps
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word smashes
to become wrecked, complete collapse, being a smash, a heavy blow or attack, to drive or throw violently especially with a shattering or battering effect, to de
shatters, demolishes, fractures, splits, crashes,destroys, ruins, shivers, busts, crushes
collapses,implodes,
The hurricane's relentless winds smashed against the coastal towns.
The car's windshield smashed into a thousand pieces as it hit the tree.
The angry mob smashed windows and vandalized shops in protest.
The tennis ball smashed into the net, bouncing back into the player's court.
