What is another word for smashing ?

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Very good or impressive

marvellous^UK

marvelous^US

skilful^UK

skillful^US

unrivaled^US

unrivalled^UK

of the highest quality

of the highest standard

honourable^UK

honorable^US

dexterous^US

savoury^UK

savory^US

dextrous^UK

worthy of commendation

unequalled^UK

likable^US

likeable^UK

like a million dollars

unequaled^US

never to be forgotten

in a class all by itself

practised^UK

practiced^US

greatly to one's liking

honoured^UK

honored^US

recognized^US

recognised^UK

in a class of its own

lionized^US

in a league of their own

worth bearing in mind

lionised^UK

exceptionally skilled

extraordinarily skilled

in a league of its own

in a class of one's own

having made a name for oneself

internationally competitive

stamped on your memory

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“But as the years go by, we realize what a smashing and wonderful talent she was.”

Adjective

looking like a million bucks

Very physically attractive or alluring

esthetic^US

aesthetic^UK

physically attractive

aesthetically appealing

tantalizing^US

tantalising^UK

as pretty as a picture

aesthetically pleasing

likable^US

likeable^UK

mesmerizing^US

mesmerising^UK

favorable^US

favourable^UK

marvellous^UK

marvelous^US

a sight for sore eyes

imposing

hypnotizing^US

hypnotising^UK

as pure as the driven snow

savory^US

savoury^UK

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Adjective

An act or state of crumbling or shattering

Adjective

Causing severe damage or devastation, often by forcefully striking or hitting repeatedly

Noun

The act, process or result of causing significant damage to something

leveling^US

levelling^UK

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Noun

A sudden loud noise as of something breaking or hitting another object

clangor^US

clangour^UK

pummel^US

pummelled^UK

clamour^UK

clamor^US

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Noun

The act of breaking

Interjection

An elliptical exclamation of satisfaction or commendation

marvelous^US

marvellous^UK

of the highest quality

of the highest standard

Verb

Present participle for to cause to break open or into pieces

breaking into tiny pieces

crushing to smithereens

smashing to smithereens

blowing apart

blowing up

breaking to smithereens

going off with a bang

liquidizing^US

mushrooming

softening

smashing into smithereens

breaking into fragments

liquidising^UK

going to rack and ruin

caving in

falling down

coming apart at the seams

falling apart at the seams

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“Keith Moon would throw his drumsticks into the audience and Pete Townshend would smash his guitar to pieces.”

Verb

putting out of commission

Present participle for to completely destroy or devastate

vaporising^UK

vaporizing^US

putting out of action

doing for

putting the kibosh on

writing off

wiping off the face of the earth

levelling^UK

leveling^US

cancelling^UK

canceling^US

vandalizing^US

vandalising^UK

wiping from the face of the earth

playing merry hell with

rendering ineffective

bringing to an end

cracking up

throwing a spanner in the works

offing

throwing a monkey wrench in the works of

damaging beyond repair

imperilling^UK

imperiling^US

bringing about the downfall of

putting the skids under

cutting a swath through

running onto the rocks

scuttling

making of no use or value

throwing a monkey wrench into

destroying root and branch

removing all traces of

blocking out

cutting

wiping off face of earth

discoloring^US

raining on someone's parade

barraging

driving a nail into the coffin of

delivering a blow to

bringing someone to their knees

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“A seismic shift is bound to occur in the characters' lives that will smash their hopes and dash the reader's expectations.”

Verb

coming into collision with

Present participle for to forcefully strike or collide with

coming into collision

pummelling^UK

coming into contact with

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“Much to our horror, they began using a battering ram to smash the door.”

Verb

knocking into the middle of next week

Present participle for to hit or attack (someone) very violently

pummelling^UK

belabouring^UK

belaboring^US

cudgelling^UK

cudgeling^US

bumping

mauling

raining blows on

letting someone have it

roughing up

slating

beating the living daylights out of

giving someone a good hiding

giving someone a hiding

giving someone a beating

giving someone a drubbing

impacting

giving someone a good beating

giving someone a good drubbing

boxing someone's ears

striking with a stick

brutalizing^US

brutalising^UK

hitting over the head

giving someone a hot bottom

forcing

putting over one's knee

assaulting physically

giving someone a licking

trimming

tanning one's hide

putting someone over your knee

going for

jumping down one's throat

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“The Celtic defender appeared to smash Fenwick across the face in a first-half clash that was missed by the referee.”

Verb

Present participle for to be convincingly victorious over

winning a resounding victory over

pummelling^UK

working over

bringing someone to their knees

giving someone a drubbing

giving someone a hiding

running rings around

taking to the cleaners

wiping the floor with

getting the better of

snowing under

bunging up

roughing up

blowing out of the water

going one better than

running roughshod over

winning a victory over

putting someone in their place

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“In a decidedly onesided contest, they would comprehensively smash their opponents five to nil.”

Verb

bringing someone to their knees

Present participle for to defeat, subdue or overcome with superior strength

getting the better of

wiping the floor with

making mincemeat of

knocking out

putting away

blowing out of the water

gaining a victory over

getting the upper hand over

running circles around

giving someone a drubbing

taking to the cleaners

turning inside out

giving someone a hiding

bringing under control

getting under control

putting someone in their place

wiping off the map

trampling underfoot

shutting down

winning a resounding victory over

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Verb

putting a spoke in someone's wheel

Present participle for to cause to fail, or to make great attempts to

baulking^UK

balking^US

standing in the way of

doing for

fouling up

putting the kibosh on

lousing up

putting the stopper on

putting the mockers on

taking down

giving the slip

upsetting the applecart

cooking someone's goose

playing off

taking wind out of

taking the wind out of your sails

throwing a spanner in the works

halting in its tracks

throwing monkey wrench in

throwing a monkey wrench in the works

canceling^US

cancelling^UK

beating someone to the draw

beating someone to the punch

refusing

picking off

beating someone to it

getting in the way of

putting the brakes on

licking

getting the better of

taking wind out of sails

putting end to

putting the lid on

absolving

giving the run around

keeping under control

ostracizing^US

bringing to a standstill

breaking the habit of

ostracising^UK

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Verb

Present participle for to crush or grind into a thick liquid or paste

liquidising^UK

liquidizing^US

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Verb

Present participle for to make or cause to make a continuous rattling sound

Verb

Present participle for to make a loud, deep, resonant sound

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