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wrench

verb as in jerk, force violently

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One of the many guests to pop up on Tyler, the Creator’s aforementioned “Chromakopia” is the 23-year-old British singer Lola Young, who adds soulful backing vocals to the wrenching “Like Him.”

The same combination produced the second try with a Smith line break wrenching Australia out of shape and Cunningham-South plunging over from a tap penalty.

From BBC

As he swapped out wrenches, he said Trump had the right tools to be a successful president.

From BBC

The mass deportations would wrench apart families and shatter the lives of millions of people who possibly spent years or decades establishing themselves, their families and their communities in the country, critics warn.

From Salon

The conservative justices threw a monkey wrench into the case with their opinion granting broad presidential immunity from prosecution, working through the implications of which will take at least another year.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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