1. bludgeon - Noun
2. bludgeon - Verb
A short stick, with one end loaded, or thicker and heavier that the other, used as an offensive weapon.
Source: Webster's dictionaryThe teacher bludgeoned the students into learning the math formulas Source: Internet
It doesn’t take a political genius to realize that leftists are exploiting COVID-19 and the rare bad behavior of a cop to bludgeon Americans into surrendering our country over to them. Source: Internet
At the time, if I recall correctly, the cover of Armor featured a man in a mechanized battle suit about to bludgeon an alien with a hefty-looking rifle. Source: Internet
It’s a dazzling display of MUN acumen—gavel-mongering, in MUN lingo—regardless of its factual accuracy, because it serves to bludgeon Kazakhstan into intellectual submission and leaves him unable to rebut, aggravated to the point that he breaks character. Source: Internet
The trip had been his idea: Go to France, follow the U.S. team, bludgeon the language for a couple weeks. Source: Internet
At Munich, British and French diplomats give Hitler the Sudetenland, and the GOP a bludgeon. Source: Internet