Walloping (adjective)

1. Used to describe a large, overwhelming or crushing defeat or loss.
2. Used to describe a strong or severe punishment or reprimand.

Origin:

Origin uncertain, probably related to "wallop" (verb), meaning to strike hard.

Examples:

1. The team suffered a walloping defeat, losing by a score of 20-0.
2. The company"s stock took a walloping after the CEO"s resignation.
3. He got a walloping from his father for breaking the vase.
4. The city's residents felt a walloping effect from the recent economic downturn.
5. The team was dealt a walloping blow when their star player was injured.