100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "lash"

Definition

The verb lash means to strike or whip someone or something with force, often resulting in injury or damage. It can also refer to a sudden or intense action, such as a burst of emotion or a quick movement.

Synonyms

• Strike
• Whip
• Hit
• Beat
• Flog
• Smite
• Slap
• Scourge
• Thrash
• Pummel

Antonyms

• Caress
• Comfort
• Embrace
• Protect
• Shield
• Soothe
• Pamper
• Nurture
• Hug
• Console

Examples

1. The storm began to lash the coastline with heavy rain and wind.
2. He was angry and wished to lash out at anyone nearby.
3. The teacher had to lash out at the students for their lack of respect.
4. She felt the urge to lash her emotions in a fit of rage.
5. The waves would lash against the rocks during high tide.
6. The critic didn't hesitate to lash out at the artist's latest work.
7. He used a belt to lash the two pieces of wood together.
8. In her anger, she would often lash out without thinking.
9. The thunder would lash the sky as the storm approached.
10. The sailor had to lash down the cargo to prevent it from shifting.
11. The dog would lash its tail excitedly when it saw its owner.
12. The artist decided to lash vivid colors onto the canvas for effect.
13. She felt the cold wind lash against her face as she walked outside.
14. The waves continued to lash the shore relentlessly.
15. He would often lash his frustrations onto his journal pages.
16. The mother had to lash her child's attention back to the task at hand.
17. The coach had to lash out at the players for their poor performance.
18. The storm would lash the town for hours before finally subsiding.
19. He felt the urge to lash out verbally during the heated debate.
20. The rain began to lash against the windows, making it hard to see outside.
21. The wind would lash through the trees, causing them to sway violently.
22. The soldier was trained to lash out at the enemy with precision.
23. She felt a surge of anger and wanted to lash at the person who offended her.
24. The waves would often lash the cliffs, creating spectacular displays of nature.
25. He decided to lash together some branches to make a shelter.
26. The thunderstorm would lash the streets with heavy downpours.
27. The artist's brush would lash across the canvas in a flurry of motion.
28. She would lash her hair back into a ponytail before exercising.
29. The wind began to lash the sails as the ship set out to sea.
30. He felt a need to lash out against the injustice he witnessed.
31. The waves would lash the boat, making it difficult to navigate.
32. She had to lash her plans together quickly before time ran out.
33. The horse would lash its tail in annoyance at the flies.
34. The storm continued to lash the city for most of the night.
35. He would often lash out in frustration when things didn't go his way.
36. The teacher had to lash the students with harsh words to get their attention.
37. The waves crashed and lashed the shore with relentless force.
38. He used rope to lash the tent to the ground for stability.
39. She felt the need to lash out against all the negativity in her life.
40. The rain began to lash down unexpectedly during their picnic.
41. The angry mob began to lash out at the authorities.
42. He would often lash his thoughts together into a coherent argument.
43. The wind would lash against her window, keeping her awake at night.
44. The artist would lash paint onto the canvas in a wild frenzy.
45. She felt her heart lash with emotion during the sad movie.
46. The waves would lash the rocks, sending spray into the air.
47. He had to lash the kayak to the roof of his car securely.
48. The storm would lash the region, leaving a trail of destruction.
49. She decided to lash out her feelings in a powerful poem.
50. The wind would lash the branches, causing them to snap.
51. The waves continued to lash the boat throughout the night.
52. In his anger, he would often lash out at his friends.
53. The rain began to lash the pavement as the storm rolled in.
54. He would lash the rope tightly to ensure safety.
55. The artist’s brush would lash across the canvas in vibrant strokes.
56. She felt her temper lash out when provoked.
57. The waves were known to lash the cliffs during storms.
58. He had to lash together a makeshift raft to escape the island.
59. The thunder would lash the sky, signaling the approach of the storm.
60. She intended to lash her creativity into a beautiful piece of art.
61. The waves would lash the shoreline, making it difficult to walk.
62. He wanted to lash out at the unfairness of life.
63. The wind would lash through the narrow streets, carrying debris.
64. The sailor had to lash the sails securely before the storm hit.
65. The rain would lash against the roof, creating a soothing sound.
66. He felt the urge to lash out at the world for its injustices.
67. The waves would lash against the boat, threatening to capsize it.
68. She decided to lash her emotions into a letter to her friend.
69. The storm would lash the city, causing widespread disruption.
70. He would often lash his thoughts together in powerful speeches.
71. The wind began to lash at her coat as she walked along the street.
72. The artist felt inspired to lash his feelings onto the canvas.
73. The rain would lash the ground, soaking everything in its path.
74. He wanted to lash out against the critics who misunderstood him.
75. The waves would lash the rocks, creating a beautiful spray.
76. She had to lash her fears aside and confront the situation.
77. The storm continued to lash the region for hours on end.
78. He felt a need to lash out in defense of his beliefs.
79. The rain would lash down, making it hard to see the road.
80. The sailor had to lash the sails down to prevent damage.
81. She would often lash her hair back into a tight bun.
82. The wind began to lash around the corner, catching her off guard.
83. He decided to lash his opinions together into a blog post.
84. The waves would lash the beach, eroding the sand.
85. She felt a wave of emotion lash through her as she listened to the song.
86. The storm would lash the coastline, causing flooding in some areas.
87. He had to lash the tent down tightly to withstand the winds.
88. The thunder would lash across the sky, announcing the storm.
89. She wanted to lash her creativity into a powerful performance.
90. The waves would constantly lash the boat as they sailed.
91. He felt the need to lash out at the unfairness of the situation.
92. The rain began to lash down, making it impossible to stay dry.
93. She would often lash her thoughts together in her diary.
94. The wind would lash against the windows during the storm.
95. He decided to lash out in anger after being provoked.
96. The waves would lash the cliffs, creating stunning views.
97. The artist would lash colors onto the canvas with wild abandon.
98. She felt her heart lash out during the emotional moment.
99. The storm would lash the area, leaving many without power.
100. He had to lash the pieces together to create a solid structure.