slam-bang
- adjective
- /slæm-bæŋ/
- Informal
- The novel opens with a slam-bang car chase through the crowded city streets.
Examples
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The movie was filled with slam-bang action sequences that kept the audience on the edge of their seats.
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He made a slam-bang entrance at the party!
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Their project was completed in a slam-bang rush just minutes before the deadline.
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The slam-bang action in the movie kept everyone on the edge of their seats.
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The film featured a series of slam-bang explosions that thrilled the audience.
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The game was filled with slam-bang moments that excited the players and spectators alike.
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There was a slam-bang finale at the concert that left everyone cheering.
Synonyms
A sudden very loud sound or action that startles people
A very loud, forceful noise that could break things
Antonyms
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slam-bang comes from the two simple words slam and bang, both for a loud 'hit' or crash, so imagine a movie full of doors slamming and loud bangs. That's why a slam-bang scene or story feels 'fast', 'forceful', and 'noisy'.