Pronunciation: /ˈtræʃɪŋ/
noun the act of criticizing or denigrating someone or something
A1 I saw trashing on the street while walking to school.
A2 The trashing of the park was a result of the festival held there.
B1 The trashing of the hotel room led to a hefty cleaning bill.
B2 The trashing of the environment is a serious concern for conservationists.
C1 The trashing of public property is a criminal offense.
C2 The trashing of the company's reputation was a result of the scandal.
verb to criticize or denigrate someone or something harshly
A1 She is trashing the old newspapers.
A2 The kids were trashing the empty cans in the park.
B1 The protesters were trashing the government's decision.
B2 The vandals were caught trashing the school property.
C1 The company was accused of trashing the environment with their waste disposal methods.
C2 The journalist wrote an article trashing the politician's reputation.
formal The act of trashing public property is considered vandalism and is punishable by law.
informal Stop trashing your room and clean it up already!
slang He was trashing the competition with his killer dance moves.
figurative Her reputation was trashed by the false rumors spread about her.
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