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wallop
noun as in strong hit
verb as in beat, hit
Example Sentences
The inflation tax wallop is especially large in New York because of its steeply progressive rates.
On an evening 10 years ago, Porter Ranch resident Matt Pakucko stepped out of his music studio and was walloped by the smell of gas — like sticking your head in an oven, he recalled.
Instead, he shows us a glimpse of bored, incarcerated kids tossing a wadded-up foil blanket in their cage and that image alone packs a wallop.
Reports suggest about 16,000 fans watched the walloping at Walton Heath.
Pilots wallop another outmatched opponent while waiting to be tested.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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