Thrash

Pronunciation: /ˈθræʃ/

Thrash (verb)

  1. to hit someone or something many times with force.
  2. to move around in a wild or uncontrolled way.
  3. to defeat someone easily and completely in a game or competition.

Examples

  • The boxer thrashed the punching bag with great force.
  • He thrashed the carpet to remove the dust.

Common collocations: thrash the opponent, thrash the surface, thrash about, thrash wildly, thrash the competition

Thrash (noun)

  1. a type of loud and fast music, often with aggressive lyrics.

Examples

  • They played thrash at the concert, energizing the crowd.
  • Thrash is known for its fast and aggressive sound.

Synonyms of Thrash

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Thrash

  • when describing gentle, soothing actions
  • when referring to calming or easing actions