bang-bang (Meaning)
bang-bang
characterized by violent or fast-paced action, having a sudden, forceful, or attention-grabbing effect, executed or happening so quickly as to make judgment (as by an umpire or referee) difficult
Synonyms & Antonyms of bang-bang
bang-bang Sentence Examples
- The Wild West duel ended in a swift bang-bang, leaving one man dead.
- The toy gun made a loud bang-bang sound as the child pulled the trigger.
- The fireworks exploded in a colorful bang-bang display, illuminating the night sky.
- The percussion section played a thunderous bang-bang rhythm, shaking the room.
- The blacksmith's hammer created a rhythmic bang-bang as he forged a new horseshoe.
- The construction workers used bang-bang to drive nails into the wooden structure.
- The sound of the drum's bang-bang filled the air, setting the pace for the marching band.
- The woodpecker perched on the tree trunk, hammering out a distinctive bang-bang pattern.
- The thunder rolled across the sky, punctuated by the bang-bang of lightning.
- The students' pencils bang-banged against their desks as they took a timed test.
FAQs About the word bang-bang
characterized by violent or fast-paced action, having a sudden, forceful, or attention-grabbing effect, executed or happening so quickly as to make judgment (as
explosive, fierce,violent, turbulent, rabid, ferocious, rough, furious, tumultuous, volatile
peaceable,nonviolent, calm, peaceful,serene, tranquil, pacific, unaggressive, nonbelligerent,halcyon
The Wild West duel ended in a swift bang-bang, leaving one man dead.
The toy gun made a loud bang-bang sound as the child pulled the trigger.
The fireworks exploded in a colorful bang-bang display, illuminating the night sky.
The percussion section played a thunderous bang-bang rhythm, shaking the room.
