whamming Antonyms
Strongest:
- assailing
- jumping-on-
- cudgeling
- clobbering
- punching-out
- bludgeoning
- slapping
- thumping
- knocking
- pelting
- mauling
- cudgelling
- whomping
- cracking
- walloping
- attacking
- pummeling
- whapping
- swatting
- chopping
- smashing
- lamming
- licking
- pouncing-on-or-upon-
- smacking
- assaulting
- cuffing
- whacking
- boxing
- busting
- pummelling
- rushing
- punching
- whipping
- hammering
- hiding
- lashing
- socking
- raiding
- slamming
- descending-on-or-upon-
- storming
- clouting
- battering
- pounding
- besetting
- pasting
- bashing
- thwacking
- hitting
- clubbing
- thrashing
- swiping
- spanking
- laying-on
Strong:
- switching
- doing
- blackjacking
- fibbing
- paddling
- threshing
- birching
- flogging
- flagellating
- wounding
- pommeling
- pistol-whipping
- slogging
- messing-up-
- whaling
- whopping
- buffeting
- pommelling
- leathering
- lathering
- drubbing
- beating
- currying
- tromping
- batting
- belting
- strapping
- belaboring
- caning
- bunging-up
- tanning
- whupping
- lacerating
- scourging
- working-over
- basting
- lambasting
- goring
- fustigating
- slating
- roughing-up-
- lacing
Weak:
Meaning of whamming
whamming
a solid blow, with violent abruptness, to hit or explode with a loud impact, to propel, strike, or beat so as to produce a loud impact, the loud sound of a hard impact
whamming Sentence Examples
- The lightning whamming down illuminated the sky with a blinding flash.
- The boxer delivered a bone-whamming punch that sent his opponent crashing to the canvas.
- The thunder clapped so fiercely it seemed to be whamming against our eardrums.
- The car crashed into the tree with a deafening whamming sound.
- The rock band's performance was so energetic that it left the audience whamming their heads.
- The wind howled and whamming against the windows of the house.
- The angry man punched the wall with a whamming force.
- The fireworks burst into the sky with a series of sharp, whamming pops.
- The waves whamming against the shore created a thunderous roar.
- The construction workers hammered away at the metal with loud, whamming strikes.
FAQs About the word whamming
a solid blow, with violent abruptness, to hit or explode with a loud impact, to propel, strike, or beat so as to produce a loud impact, the loud sound of a hard
assailing, jumping (on), cudgeling, clobbering, punching out, bludgeoning, slapping, thumping, knocking, pelting
No antonyms found.
The lightning whamming down illuminated the sky with a blinding flash.
The boxer delivered a bone-whamming punch that sent his opponent crashing to the canvas.
The thunder clapped so fiercely it seemed to be whamming against our eardrums.
The car crashed into the tree with a deafening whamming sound.
