smite

smite sb. on the head

The sound smites upon the ear.

It didn’t do a smite of good.

he may smite our enemies.

smite (under) the fifth rib

he smites the water with his sword.

Paladins smite enemies with divine authority, bolster the courage of nearby companions, and radiate as if a beacon of inextinguishable hope.

An officer says: Why don't you smite him for that look?

But anyway, the point is, Carol Burnett was smitten by television.

But When Heaven's anger smites a man, Who the cause shall truly scan?

Voldemort was in the center of the battle, and he was striking and smiting al within reach.

The hand of the Lord shall be heavy upon you, cried young Drebber; He will arise and smite you!

O Lord, why did you smite me with this family?

Eager, smiting his hands together as the carriages started again.

If necessary, I would smite and slay to avenge her insults.

Do you want God to smite us?

I helped him smite an evil man.