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bang

[bang] / bæŋ /
ADVERB
suddenly, with force
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Tom Jordan added a seventh as France reeled - 47-14 after just over an hour and then 50-14 when Finn Russell banged over a conversion.

From BBC

“You can bang the drum all you want. But you need the content. You need something that’s special,” he says.

From The Wall Street Journal

I bounce, bang off boulders, swing back and forth like a piece of meat.

From Literature

He described being "on edge for four days", after having breakfast in their hotel on Sunday and hearing a "massive bang".

From BBC

But Mielewska said that, contrary to popular belief, Streep got it bang on -- Chamberlain was born in New Zealand, and her accent is not typically Aussie.

From Barron's