crashing
क्रॅश
definition
verb
the stolen car she was riding in crashed into a tree
(of a vehicle) collide violently with an obstacle or another vehicle.
huge waves crashed down on us
move or cause to move with force, speed, and sudden loud noise.
adjective
a crashing bore
complete; total (used for emphasis).
example
I have visited Friends Reunited and found the whole thing a 'crashing' bore.
At a deeper level, it seems to me that she is a world-class 'crashing' bore.
Most of Friday's lead-up events were, not to put too fine a point on it, a 'crashing' bore.
It's just like the issue of Aida being one of the greatest of all operas and still being a 'crashing' bore.
Two hours is just the right length to be a 'crashing' , uncommunicative bore.
In the great house-clearing of ideas which no longer serve, religion - specifically, Christianity - suffered a 'crashing' defeat.
Studying economics and only economics in the third year made life in the classroom a 'crashing' bore.
I think he has simply demonstrated once again why he has become such a 'crashing' bore.
The staging was subpar and the costumes a 'crashing' bore to anyone who knows anything about Wagner performances of the last 40 years or so.
This isn't to say that it is, to borrow from one of its songs, a 'crashing' bore.
For the rains, if anything, have now become a 'crashing' bore in Mumbai.
The learned explanations by the translator were a 'crashing' bore.
She made no bones of the fact that she thought him a 'crashing' bore and a regular bum.
We'd all go home feeling 'crashingly' underwhelmed.
I have a bit of a temperature tonight and I'm 'crashingly' tired.
Never, in a long life have I read so many statements of the 'crashingly' obvious.
There is also the fact that cockney gangsters of the sort found here had their cinematic stock 'crashingly' devalued by all those geezer movies a few years ago.
He's also 'crashingly' , loudly, agonizingly wrong to order the police to confiscate legally owned private property.
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