lashing in a sentence

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Definition

LASHING (noun): a violent or forceful movement or impact, often referring to the striking of water or rain against a surface.

The storm was so fierce that the rain was lashing against the windows.
She watched as the waves crashed onto the shore, lashing the rocks with white foam.
His anger was evident as he began lashing out at everyone around him.
The coach was lashing the team for their lack of effort during the game.
The wind was lashing the trees, bending them almost to the ground.
After the defeat, the coach was lashing out at the players for their lack of effort.
She tied her hair back to prevent it from lashing around her face in the wind.
The waves were lashing the rocky shore, creating a dramatic scene at sunset.
His lashing wit often left others speechless, caught off guard by his quick comebacks.