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Meaning of Thrash
The primary meaning of the word "thrash" is to move or cause something to move violently or wildly.
Definitions
- To move or cause something to move violently or wildly, typically in a way that is uncontrolled or chaotic
- * To beat or strike something repeatedly, typically in a violent or aggressive manner
- * To debate or discuss something thoroughly and intensely, often in a way that is argumentative or contentious
Etymology of Thrash
The word "thrash" has its roots in Old English and Germanic languages, where it was associated with violent or wild movement
The modern English word "thrash" has been in use since the 14th century, initially meaning to beat or strike something, and later expanding to include other meanings such as debating or discussing something intensely
Example Uses
- The wind thrashed the trees, causing branches to break and leaves to scatter
- * The boxer thrashed his opponent, landing several solid punches
- * The committee will thrash out the details of the proposal, debating and discussing every aspect