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Essex trounced Cambridgeshire 5–1 in the final.

The team trounced their opponents in the championship game.

She trounced her opponent in the debate with well-researched arguments.

The company trounced its competitors by offering better prices and services.

He trounced his rival in the election with a significant margin.

The favorite team trounced the underdogs in a one-sided match.

The chess champion trounced all his opponents in the tournament.

The boxer trounced his opponent with a knockout punch.

The student trounced the exam with a perfect score.

The experienced lawyer trounced the prosecution in the courtroom.

The skilled debater trounced his opponent with logical arguments.

Ms Lightfoot trounced Toni Preckwinkle, a mainstay of the city's establishment.

And they have both been trounced by the KBW index of bank stocks.

And today Netflix trounces the traditional cable TV firms which love to bamboozle customers.

It recently went head-to- head with the basketball play-offs and trounced the ball game in ratings.

To trounce stop bank runs, Cyprus has imposed a string of restrictions on sending money abroad.

Okay, but get ready to get trounced.

In fact, their competitors trounced them in thedigital photography space.

He moped into the schoolyard wishing she were a boy, and imagining how he would trounce her if she were.

After managing to trounce a Roman army in two eleven BC, Hasdrubal thought he would cross the Alps and join his big brother.

There were, however, occasional reminders of more unusual goings-on: a horse turd on the sidewalk, a golden retriever trouncing through the glass atrium.