Sentence examples for A clobber from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a clobber" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a noun to describe a heavy or forceful blow or defeat. It can also be used as a verb meaning to hit or defeat heavily. Example: The boxer delivered a powerful clobber to his opponent, knocking him out in the first round. Example: The team suffered a major clobber in the championship game, losing by a landslide. Example: The company's sales were clobbered by the economic recession.

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She once had lesbians and gay men in a therapy group perform the story of Sodom and Gomorrah — "a clobber passage within evangelical circles" she told me — to suggest to them that it wasn't necessarily a story about men trying to have sex with one another (as many on the religious right claim) but, more likely, a ghastly rape scenario.

(A chap in a clobber.... I would be SO good at British).

Isolating a clobber passage from its context, and then claiming a sort of moral helplessness because "it's in the Bible," is failing to take the Bible either literally or seriously.

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The most influential player on the line is Smith, who can make any block he is asked to make: a scoop off a lineman into a linebacker, a cut block, a hands-out pass block, a block in space downfield leading a screen pass, or just a clobber-you-where-you-stand power block.

I feared a clobbering, but she just laughed.

Tourism is Nevis's main source of income now, yet that too has taken a clobbering.

Like many knockout specialists, Wilder doesn't look like a clobberer.

To judge by recent polls, the Conservatives are cruising to a clobbering.

But then the morning comes with a story about a clobbered gay man.

WHEN the merger between Germany's Deutsche Bank and Dresdner Bank collapsed in ignominy last month, their ambitions in investment banking took a clobbering.

See articleAnxiety about the banks' exposure to the subprime market and the knock-on effects on the economy fed volatility in stockmarkets around the world, which had only slightly recovered from a clobbering two weeks ago.

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