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View definitions for whipped

whipped

adjective as in hit

adjective as in defeated

Strongest match

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I am a hard worker and will do a good job, because I do not want to be whipped.

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Mr Braslavski said they tied him up, punched him, and whipped him with a metal cable – and that this was repeated several times a day.

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American leaders whipped up fear of communists, warning there were enemy agents lurking everywhere—in schools, government offices, movie studios—secretly paving the way to Soviet world domination.

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The animals whipped their tails and flapped their fins, pushing hard against the station while it sank.

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When Spain fought back in Cuba with concentration camps and torture, American newspapers whipped up outrage over the bloody chaos only 90 miles from Florida.

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

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