pummelling in English

verb

1

strike repeatedly, typically with the fists.

Bob did not fight back for the fifteen minutes that the half-dozen men pummeled him

synonyms: batter, pound, belabor, drub, beat, punch, strike, hit, thump, thrash, cold-cock, clobber, wallop, bash, whack, beat the living daylights out of, give someone a (good) hiding, belt, lay into, lam, bust, slug, smite

verb

• batter, pound, belabor, drub, beat, punch, strike, hit, thump, thrash, cold-cock, clobber, wallop, bash, whack, beat the living daylights out of, give someone a (good) hiding, belt, lay into, lam, bust, slug, smite
• pommel, biff

Use "pummelling" in a sentence

1. The boxers gave each other a terrific pummelling.

2. Similar to the advancement of weaponry in war, Bootlicker continues to evolve their way from a primitive, scattershot, chaotic pummelling towards a honed, laser guided salvo, and the tunes here're packed full of direct, catchy riffs that stick to your ribs like napalm while remaining a pushed-to-the-red, blown out frenzy.