Advanced as in maul To strike forcefully, often resembling the manner in which one might handle cattle. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Bludgeon'
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.
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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