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bludgeons

noun as in weapon

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She impulsively bludgeons Khalid to death in his kitchen, then seems shocked by her own capacity for violence.

If it's not Donald Trump screaming "witch hunt" or "fake news," or DeSantis sounding his "woke" alarm clock, then it's other Republicans making up "alternative facts" to use as mental bludgeons against the populace.

From Salon

“These examples should feel like bludgeons that hopefully capture our full attention.”

The work is dangerous — at one point, Levi, the only male member of the crew, bludgeons a client to death in self-defense.

What will really make or break “Speak No Evil” for each viewer is the third act, which literally bludgeons its worldview home in a grisly climax that descends into graphic mayhem.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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