to suplex
- verb
- /ˈsuːplɛks/
- Slang
- With a clever strategy, she suplexed the competition and won first place.
Examples
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They hope to suplex the market with their innovative new product.
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The underdog team managed to suplex their opponents in the final match.
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He suplexed his opponent in the championship match.
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The fighter suplexes everyone who challenges him.
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The fighter used a powerful move to suplex his opponent, securing his victory in the ring.
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To win the tournament, she had to suplex her rivals and show her dominance in the sport.
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The coach taught the team how to suplex their rivals through effective training and discipline.
Synonyms
To impress someone strongly so they feel admiration
To beat someone by a large amount in a contest or game
To beat someone in a fight by using more strength, skill, or effort
To defeat someone completely in a contest or argument
Antonyms
How Overwhelming
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Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember the figurative use of suplex is to think of the wrestling throw that lifts and slams someone down. So, when people say a team 'suplexed' another, they mean the team crushed or overwhelmed them.