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trounce
[trouns]
verb (used with object)
to beat severely; thrash.
to punish.
to defeat decisively.
trounce
/ ٰʊԲ /
verb
(tr) to beat or defeat utterly; thrash
Other 51Թ Forms
- trouncer noun
- untrounced adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of trounce1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of trounce1
Example Sentences
Might Wales' final-round trouncing at the hands of England count against him in the final reckoning?
His Referendum Party was trounced in the 1997 general election but he had planted a seed.
As Shakespeare keenly understood, when the individual is allowed to trounce the collective, the result isn’t freedom but barbarism.
It's only in the past few weeks that we have started to look ourselves, apart from last weekend of course, when we got absolutely trounced.
Harris trounced Trump by 20 percentage points, but Biden walloped him by 29.
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