WALLOPED Meaning and
Definition
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Walloped, as a verb, typically refers to the action or process of striking something or someone heavily or forcefully. It is often used to describe a forceful blow or impact that is delivered with significant strength or intensity.
In a literal sense, walloping implies a powerful hit or punch, often resulting in a loud noise or visual impact. For example, a boxer may wallop their opponent with a forceful punch, or a baseball player may wallop a ball with their bat, sending it soaring.
Figuratively, walloping can describe a significant or overwhelming defeat or loss. It suggests a thorough and comprehensive defeat, often leaving the recipient in a state of shock or disbelief. For instance, a sports team may suffer a walloping defeat if they are soundly outplayed and beaten by a large margin.
Additionally, walloping can imply a swift or decisive action taken with great force or vigor. It may be used to describe a person or group who quickly handles a task or problem with significant impact, leaving a notable result. For instance, a company may wallop the market with a groundbreaking product that revolutionizes an industry.
Overall, walloped conveys a sense of forcefulness, impact, or defeat, whether in a physical or metaphorical context.
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Etymology of WALLOPED
The word "walloped" has uncertain etymology. It is derived from the verb "wallop", which means "to strike with a hard blow". However, the exact origin of "wallop" itself is unclear.
One theory suggests that "wallop" comes from the Old Norse word "vafli", which means "to overturn" or "to topple". Another possibility is that it comes from the Middle Low German word "walpen", meaning "to roll" or "to flap".
Yet another theory proposes that "wallop" may be onomatopoeic in origin, imitating the sound of a heavy blow. It is important to note that these are speculative theories, and the true etymology of "wallop" remains uncertain.
Conjugate verb Walloped
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