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How can you use the word thrash in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using the word "thrash" with different meanings:

Meaning: to move violently and uncontrollably:

* The hurricane thrashed the coastline, leaving behind a trail of destruction.

* The fish thrashed wildly on the deck of the boat before it was released back into the water.

* The dog thrashed around in its sleep, chasing imaginary squirrels.

Meaning: to beat or hit repeatedly:

* The prisoners thrashed their cell doors in a desperate attempt to escape.

* The angry mob thrashed the shop windows with sticks and stones.

* The band thrashed out a heavy metal song with intense energy.

Meaning: to criticize harshly:

* The movie critic thrashed the latest blockbuster, calling it "a complete waste of time."

* The teacher thrashed the student for not completing their homework.

* The editor thrashed the article, demanding numerous revisions.

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