trouncing

IPA: trˈaʊnsɪŋ

Examples of "trouncing" in Sentences

He lined out in the subsequent semi final trouncing of Clare.
That year he missed Cork's Munster final trouncing of Limerick.
It was the world's most powerful military nation trouncing minority.
The game was such an utter trouncing that the referee called it early.
But the next day the little patriotic hero got a sound trouncing from the conquering Caesar.
Memphis, which never trailed in trouncing Texas to reach the Final Four, struck back as Douglas-Roberts hit his first four shots.
If Florida's Democratic trouncing is any indication of what Americans think of the Tea Party's ideals, they're in really big trouble.
It is to be hoped that this was often considered an equivalent for the "trouncing" which was the common penalty of accident or inadvertence suffered by the Puritan child.
A drawn-out court decision in '04 and a clear but unremarkable margin in' 08 when (R) turnout was down and (D) turnout was impressively large hardly makes for a 'trouncing'.
The Covenant School, a private Christian high school in Dallas, which formally apologized for the big win over Dallas Academy, a small private school for students with learning disabilities, last week, called the trouncing "shameful."
Your posted experience’s have been many but this last one tells and well dismisses so many of the ill received myths, media brain trouncing pushes people into corners fearing not to venture out and feel the world and the Mexican flavor, as you continue doing.