Advanced as in browbeat To strike forcefully, often resembling the manner in which one might handle cattle. Clear All
8 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Bludgeon'
The intimidating gang members attempted to bludgeon the witnesses into silence.
The candidate chose to persuade voters with ideas instead of trying to bludgeon opponents.
The dictator used propaganda to bludgeon the citizens into unquestioning loyalty.
The intense debate did not require the candidates to bludgeon each other verbally.
The activist spoke passionately but avoided trying to bludgeon others with radical ideas.
The butcher had to bludgeon the frozen meat to break it into smaller pieces for processing.
The survivalist crafted a makeshift bludgeon from a sturdy tree branch to defend against predators.
The frustrated sculptor felt the need to bludgeon the clay into submission, shaping it according to his vision.
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