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- verb Present participle of
pummel . - noun A
beating .
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Examples
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After the constant pummeling from the press and Obama supporters to pull out of this race, even though there are millions and millions of people who support her, she must be feeling an incredible emotional strain.
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February 17, 1988, I opened my eyes and heard a procession of sounds: first the phone going off on the opposite side of the bed, rousing us at 5: 04 a.m. to what could only be a calamity, then rain pummeling the roof of our old Victorian house, sluicing its sneaky way to the basement, and finally small puffs of air coming from Hughs lower lip, each one perfectly timed, like a metronome.
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None of us wanted to brave the sheets of rain pummeling the sidewalks.
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He did not retreat into the bite-size initiatives - V-chips, school uniforms - embraced by an emasculated Bill Clinton after his midterm pummeling of 1994.
ModerateVoters.org 2010
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The New York Daily News reports that Rios served three months in a Puerto Rican prison for "pummeling" his former girlfriend.
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But does he delight in bringing on, you know, these left wing professors and activists who don't have that much TV experience and kind of pummeling thing?
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There's no need for him to, I think, personally, be out there kind of pummeling her any more than she already is.
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After a dispute, Rodriguez began punching Pena about the head, pinning him against the wall and "pummeling" him while he was on the ground, according to the prosecution.
New York Mets News 2010
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Midterm elections: International media reports on the 'pummeling'
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Midterm elections: International media reports on the 'pummeling'
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