to hammer, beat, or strike with or as if with a sledgehammer.
adj. 形容词 adjective
crudely or ruthlessly forceful; lacking all dexterity or grace: the artist's sledgehammer approach.
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At the most basic, the gear can include items like a sledgehammer, pry bar, and steel pipe.
So what I’m suggesting is a self-administered sledgehammer to the ideas or values behind your grievance.
Beside the sledgehammer threat of the PPP tax issue, several other emergency programs for small businesses are scheduled to expire at year-end unless Congress extends them.
Even before the sledgehammer blow of the pandemic hit publishers, their ad revenue was being eaten away by the global tech giants.
I remember seeing that scene with the sledgehammer and being pretty shocked when I was younger.
On Thursday Sledgehammer games released a teaser for the “new era” of Call of Duty, which is set for release this November.
Democrats, until this week wholly on the defensive, have now been handed a huge sledgehammer.
And not only has France failed to mend, it has picked up a sledgehammer.
Ugh, that scene where she puts the block of wood in between his ankles and just smashes them with a sledgehammer … Ugh.
One was the presence of a German shepherd dog in the laboratory, its head crushed as if with a sledgehammer.
Dark, and shining like wet rubber, the shape resembled nothing so much as that of a great, double-headed sledgehammer.
For myself, though I received only a backhanded blow on the chest, I staggered as if I had been struck with a sledgehammer.
Not one of his sledgehammer smashes reached their mark, and the round closed without a blow having landed.
Up went a sledgehammer hand, coated with red hair, to scratch the heavy jowl contemplatively, and Max thought of a gorilla.