On this page you'll find 10+ example sentences with Whacked. Discover the meaning, synonyms such as tired and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.
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Whacked meaning
simple past and past participle of whack
Synonyms of Whacked
Using Whacked
- The main meaning on this page is: simple past and past participle of whack
- Useful related words include: tired.
- In the example corpus, whacked often appears in combinations such as: get whacked, whacked with, getting whacked.
Context around Whacked
- Average sentence length in these examples: 25.6 words
- Position in the sentence: 3 start, 14 middle, 3 end
- Sentence types: 20 statements, 0 questions, 0 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Whacked
- In this selection, "whacked" usually appears in the middle of the sentence. The average example has 25.6 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, get, getting, manzoor, tariffs, niven and equity stand out and add context to how "whacked" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include and promptly whacked arsenal at and behind and whacked niven with. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "whacked" sits close to words such as abetted, abominable and abstracts, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with whacked
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
When that does happen, the premium is bound to get whacked. (11 words)
Aside from being so whacked-out and silly, it’s just not practically possible. (14 words)
During the first term, the US whacked tariffs on Chinese imports, and Beijing responded. (14 words)
These days Hilux build quality is something of a meme: the boys at Top Gear famously sank a 1988 model into the sea, whacked it with a wrecking ball, set it on fire, and even detonated a 23-story apartment building under it. (43 words)
It used to be a badge of honour to get smashed off the ball and get up and get on with it, or to get whacked round the head, or to be targeted with late hits for being a cheeky scrum-half. (42 words)
Niven went on top of a high case and was going to end Ray right there, but Jinny came up from behind and whacked Niven with a chair, sending both women off and through a table. (36 words)
Example sentences (20)
Grace is the sole survivor of her whacked-out father's wildly misguided religious cult that committed mass suicide many years earlier.
I think it’s even true, Masha—correct me if I’m wrong—that even you, as a trans person, writing about trans issues, have not escaped getting whacked.
Nick Green struck 52 and Zeeshan Manzoor whacked a rapid unbeaten 42 as Peterborough posted 145-2 to seal an eight wicket win at Desborough.
These days Hilux build quality is something of a meme: the boys at Top Gear famously sank a 1988 model into the sea, whacked it with a wrecking ball, set it on fire, and even detonated a 23-story apartment building under it.
When that does happen, the premium is bound to get whacked.
Aside from being so whacked-out and silly, it’s just not practically possible.
A straphanger was thumped in the back of the head with a metal object and another rider was whacked with an umbrella on Tuesday in the latest assaults in Big Apple subway stations.
Carlo whacked him from behind and was getting a penalty but Voronkov was barely able to slide the puck on net.
During the first term, the US whacked tariffs on Chinese imports, and Beijing responded.
Richman, a mother-of-two from Welwyn Garden City, claimed she acted instinctively when she was 'whacked' with the handbag.
The Whacked Out Ones were especially outraged that taking part in a parade was a higher priority than taking away the democratic voting rights of Missourians.
We also predicted Bard would never let go to trial because it would likely get whacked by a jury – which is precisely what happened to the tune of $4.8 million.
He managed a single off the first ball but then whacked the third delivery – a high full toss – over long on to move to the brink of his landmark.
Later in the period, Dube nearly whacked in his third of the game on two separate chances about 10 seconds apart.
Niven went on top of a high case and was going to end Ray right there, but Jinny came up from behind and whacked Niven with a chair, sending both women off and through a table.
The moral of the story is that Best Buy wouldn’t know talent if it whacked them in their snot-filled noses.
The prospect of a prolonged economic slowdown globally whacked equity markets and with a weekend looming, investors were heading to the relative safety of government bonds.
A season later, he stuck to his word and promptly whacked Arsenal at the first opportunity.
Edmonton captain Connor McDavid whacked in a rebound in the third to make it 4-1 while teammate Leon Draisaitl earned an assist to stretch his point streak to 13 games.
It used to be a badge of honour to get smashed off the ball and get up and get on with it, or to get whacked round the head, or to be targeted with late hits for being a cheeky scrum-half.
Common combinations with whacked
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- get whacked 4×
- whacked with 4×
- getting whacked 3×
- was whacked 3×
- whacked out 3×
- whacked it 2×
- whacked by 2×
- whacked the 2×
- whacked in 2×
- whacked them 2×