Advanced as in lambaste To strike forcefully with a heavy club or similar weapon, often causing injury. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Bludgeon'
The angry mob threatened to bludgeon the doors of the government building in protest.
Frustrated with the malfunctioning computer, he felt the urge to bludgeon the keyboard.
The blacksmith meticulously crafted a powerful bludgeon, perfect for battles in the medieval war.
The politician attempted to bludgeon his opponent's reputation with a series of scandalous accusations.
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