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thrashing
[thrash-ing]
noun
a flogging; whipping.
the act of a person or thing that thrashes.
a pile or quantity of threshed grain or the grain threshed at one time.
thrashing
/ ˈθæʃɪŋ /
noun
a physical assault; flogging
a convincing defeat
a 5–1 thrashing
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of thrashing1
Example Sentences
“It’s a really thrashing screaming song for the sweetest little girls in the world,” Povenmire says.
The response was emphatic and admirable as they produced an immense display, thrashing Portugal in front of an entertained crowd at Wembley.
Max Muncy hits two home runs and the Dodgers display the full power of their offense in an 18-2 thrashing of the New York Yankees to take the series.
Back in December 2012 England shocked the rugby world, thrashing a great New Zealand team against the odds in front of an enraptured Twickenham.
The fallout from England's 16-0 thrashing in the Ashes that started the year resulted in a new captain and coach, and constant references to starting with a clean slate.
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