Synonyms for hammered
ˈhæm ərdham·mered

Princeton's WordNet

1. hammeredadjective

   shaped or worked with a hammer and often showing hammer marks

   "a bowl of hammered brass"

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1. List of paraphrases for "hammered":

   drunk

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1. Richard Auxier:

   A lot of the EITC expansion is a lot of states saying : Hey, we know this one group of workers has been particularly hard hit, because the defining characteristic of this last year is that if you were a lower-income worker, you probably lost your job and got hammered.

2. Patrick Lynch:

   We agree that crime stats have to be accurate in order to know where and when to assign police resources, however, because of the serious shortage of police officers over the last decade and a half, management has consistently hammered police officers to reduce felonies to misdemeanors.

3. Laird Landmann:

   If you're overweight, you're going to get hammered.

4. Colin Cieszynski:

   I think what we're seeing here is probably a bit of short-covering and bargain-hunting, just trading against the news, even though the results were disappointing, the stocks had been pretty solidly hammered already. I suspect there was already substantial disappointment already priced in.

5. Jeffrey Halley:

   The CAC 40 has a higher concentration of value stocks, which were all hammered in 2020 at the expense of pharma and tech, or growth sectors, the recovery, particularly in the second half of 2021, has flowed through to value sectors. In a rising interest rate and inflation environment, value should outperform.