Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning To defeat someone easily and convincingly in a competition
The team was able to smash their opponents with a 6-0 score.
The wrestler was able to smash his opponent to the mat.
The politician was able to smash his opponent in the debate with his powerful arguments.
The company was able to smash their sales target for the year.
The hacker was able to smash the company's cybersecurity system.
The hacker was able to smash the security of the company's computer system.
She was able to smash her personal best in the 100-meter sprint.
The boxer managed to smash his opponent in the third round.
The boxer was able to smash his rival in the first round.
The artist was able to smash the world record for the largest sculpture made from recycled materials.
The young prodigy managed to smash the world record in swimming.
The military's airstrikes managed to smash the enemy's stronghold.
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