pummel — to strike repeatedly with the fists; to beat severely
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to strike repeatedly with the fists; to beat severely
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈpʌməl/
Korean meaning: 주먹으로 연달아 때리다, 심하게 구타하다
Korean pronunciation: **퍼**멀
Example Sentences
- She pummeled the pillow in frustration after failing her exam.
- The boxer continued to pummel his opponent even after the bell rang.
- My little brother pummeled me with questions about my date.
pummel
VERB//ˈpʌməl//
to strike repeatedly with the fists; to beat severely

a determined boxer throws rapid consecutive punches at a heavy punching bag with both fists. Each punch creates visible impact ripples across the bag's surface as it swings back and forth. The boxer's gloves connect repeatedly in a flurry of strikes that shake the entire bag. Sweat flies from the boxer's face with each powerful blow delivered. A coach stands nearby holding the bag steady while observing the intense training session. The gym environment shows other equipment slightly blurred in the background. the repeated striking with fists in a continuous battering motion
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Origin
From Middle English 'pommel', originally referring to the rounded knob at the end of a sword handle. The meaning evolved from 'hitting with the pommel' to 'beating with fists'.
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“She pummeled the pillow in frustration after failing her exam.”
“The boxer continued to pummel his opponent even after the bell rang.”
“My little brother pummeled me with questions about my date.”
“The hailstorm pummeled the car, leaving countless dents.”
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