ownage
/ˈəʊnɪdʒ/noun [mass noun] US informal
The action or fact of utterly defeating an opponent or rival: maybe you should take the time to think out a better response to his massive and public ownage of you...
- These two players offer a subtle tactical contrast that seems to neatly explain Azarenka's dominance on hardcourts and Sharapova's ownage on clay.
- Not that he has anything to be bitter about, but this game did nothing but emphasize the unbelievable amounts of ownage he is able to conjure against his parent team.
- I guess on the first possession they didn't realize how much ownage Matthews had on Staley that day.
Origin
Late 16th century (in the sense 'the fact of owning something'): the modern use is from own (sense 3 of the verb) + -age.
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