working over Antonyms
Strongest:
- battering
- hiding
- punching-out
- knocking
- lashing
- hitting
- pounding
- slapping
- pelting
- beating
- attacking
- whipping
- punching
- roughing-up-
- licking
- messing-up-
- doing
Strong:
- paddling
- hammering
- laying-on
- batting
- belting
- assaulting
- chopping
- lacing
- pommeling
- thumping
- storming
- pouncing-on-or-upon-
- slamming
- swiping
- bunging-up
- beating-up-on
- boxing
- smacking
- bashing
- wounding
- pummeling
- pommelling
- currying
- walloping
- raiding
- whacking
- mauling
- jumping-on-
- slogging
- pummelling
- tanning
- switching
- lathering
- belaboring
- bludgeoning
- whopping
- smashing
- clubbing
- thrashing
- fibbing
- drubbing
- slating
- whapping
- spanking
- descending-on-or-upon-
- threshing
- flogging
- buffeting
- basting
- whaling
- lambasting
Weak:
- pasting
- scourging
- whomping
- clobbering
- maiming
- birching
- busting
- rushing
- flagellating
- besetting
- clouting
- leathering
- pistol-whipping
- whupping
- mutilating
- blackjacking
- whamming
- strapping
- tromping
- cracking
- swatting
- fustigating
- horsewhipping
- lacerating
- thwacking
- socking
- lamming
- cudgelling
- caning
- cuffing
- cudgeling
- rawhiding
- assailing
- goring
- cowhiding
Meaning of working over
working over
to do over, to beat up or manhandle with thoroughness, to subject to thorough examination, study, or treatment
working over Sentence Examples
- The employees have been working over for the past two weeks to meet the project deadline.
- The factory workers were forced to work over during the busy season.
- I had to work over until midnight to finish the report.
- The students were working over the equations in class.
- The researchers were working over the data to find a solution.
- The athletes were working over their drills to improve their performance.
- The chefs were working over a hot stove all night to prepare the meal.
- The musicians were working over the score in rehearsal.
- The seamstress was working over the fabric to create a beautiful dress.
- The painters were working over the canvas to bring the artwork to life.
FAQs About the word working over
to do over, to beat up or manhandle with thoroughness, to subject to thorough examination, study, or treatment
battering, hiding, punching out, knocking, lashing, hitting, pounding, slapping, pelting, beating
No antonyms found.
The employees have been working over for the past two weeks to meet the project deadline.
The factory workers were forced to work over during the busy season.
I had to work over until midnight to finish the report.
The students were working over the equations in class.
