pwn
- adjective
- /poʊn/
- Slang
- He felt pwned after losing the match.
Examples
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After that game, she was completely pwned.
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The hacker left the system pwn and exposed to further attacks.
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After the match, the losing team felt completely pwn by their opponents' skill.
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He joked that his character was so pwn he could not recover in the game.
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After their performance in the tournament, the team felt completely pwn by their opponents' superior strategy.
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In the online game, he realized he had been pwn when he couldn't regain any health after the battle.
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She felt pwn during the last round when her character was easily defeated by a more experienced player.
Synonyms
Completely defeated and made to look foolish, often in a game or online
Antonyms
How Defeated
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pwn as an adjective comes from the verb pwn, itself a misspelling of own, and it carries the idea of being 'owned' or defeated. If something or someone is pwn, they are 'defeated' or made powerless, which is why people use it to mean total loss or humiliation.