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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are thrashing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is being beaten or struck repeatedly, often in a vigorous or violent manner.
Example: "The players are thrashing around on the field, trying to gain control of the ball."
Alternatives: "are flailing" or "are beating".
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are thrashing
verb
To beat mercilessly.
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So they are thrashing around.
But his opponents are thrashing him for it.
They are thrashing around, using ever more intemperate language".
Executives are thrashing out final contractual details before announcing the appointment of Ms Heggessey.
Gary N. Chaison, an industrial relations professor at Clark University, said: "Unions are thrashing around looking for answers.
It comes, predictably, while Daniel and Sophy are thrashing around during one of their afternoon mattress marathons.
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"The books are thrashed, basically".
New ideas are thrashed out.
Both are thrashed by the headmaster.
Humbletonian is thrashing.
Humbletonian is thrashing in it.
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