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Thwack

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Action ImpactPlay
Use 'thwack' to emphasize the force of the action and the sound it makes. SlideShe thwacked the mosquito, eliminating the buzzing.
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Emotional ReleasePlay
'Thwack' is often used to express a release of strong emotions like anger or excitement. SlideIn a burst of anger, he thwacked the dust off his clothes.
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Informal TonePlay
'Thwack' is informal and more commonly used in casual or humorous speech and writing. SlideHe jokingly thwacked his friend on the back, saying 'Good job!'