Smash in

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verb

To break something forcefully, creating an opening.

The burglar smashed in the window to get into the house.
Visual representation of "smash in" - To break something forcefully, creating an opening

Often appears as...

  • smash in a window
  • smash in a door
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Visual representation of "smash in"
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Violence Implied

Using 'smash in' suggests aggressive behavior and destruction.

Illustration for Violence Implied
During the riot, the mob smashed in storefronts.
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Criminal Activity

'Smash in' often appears in narratives involving theft or vandalism.

Illustration for Criminal Activity
The thief was caught on camera smashing in the car window.
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Physical Force

This phrase emphasizes the physical force used to break something.

Illustration for Physical Force
The firefighter had to smash in the door to rescue the trapped people.
Visual representation of the word "Smash in"

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