Smash

usgb/smæʃ/
verb

To break something into many pieces by hitting it hard.

He smashed the glass with a hammer.
Visual representation of "smash" - To break something into many pieces by hitting it hard

Often appears as...

  • smash into pieces
  • smash a window
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Visual representation of "smash"
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Physical Force

Use 'smash' to describe intense force that completely destroys an object.

Illustration for Physical Force
He smashed the old radio to pieces.
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Emotional Intensity

'Smash' suggests anger or frustration when breaking objects.

Illustration for Emotional Intensity
In a fit of rage, she smashed the plate.
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Sound Implication

Use 'smash' when the action of breaking is likely to cause a loud noise.

Illustration for Sound Implication
The rock smashed the window with a loud bang.
Visual representation of the word "Smash"

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