Suplex

Pronunciation: /suːˌpleks/

Definitions of suplex

noun a wrestling throw in which one person lifts the opponent off the ground and falls backward to slam the opponent onto their back

Example Sentences

A1 A suplex is a wrestling move.

A2 She executed a perfect suplex during the match.

B1 The wrestler used a suplex to take down his opponent.

B2 The suplex she performed was powerful and impressive.

C1 His signature move is a devastating suplex that always wows the crowd.

C2 The wrestler's technical mastery was evident in the flawless execution of the suplex.

Examples of suplex in a Sentence

formal The wrestler executed a flawless suplex during the championship match.

informal Did you see that wrestler pull off a sweet suplex last night?

slang That was a sick suplex the wrestler hit!

figurative Her argument was like a verbal suplex, knocking down all of his points effortlessly.

Grammatical Forms of suplex

• past tense: suplexed
• plural: suplexes
• comparative: more suplex
• superlative: most suplex
• present tense: suplex
• future tense: will suplex
• perfect tense: have suplexed
• continuous tense: is suplexing
• singular: suplex
• positive degree: suplex
• infinitive: to suplex
• gerund: suplexing
• participle: suplexing

Origin and Evolution of suplex

First Known Use: 1910 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'suplex' originated in the sport of wrestling, specifically in Greco-Roman and professional wrestling.

Evolution of the word: The term 'suplex' has evolved to specifically refer to a wrestling move where one wrestler lifts their opponent off the ground and slams them back down onto the mat. It has become a common term in the wrestling community to describe this type of move.