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with a bang

with a bang prepositional phrase: flamboyantly; in a noticeable and exciting manner.

Prepositional phrase

  1. (figuratively, informal) Flamboyantly; in a noticeable and exciting manner.
    • go off with a bang
  2. (figuratively, informal) Suddenly serious or down-to-earth.
    Synonyms:
    with a bump, with a jolt

Synonyms of with a bang

Questions about with a bang

What does with a bang mean?
With a bang means flamboyantly; in a noticeable and exciting manner.
What part of speech is with a bang?
With a bang is a prepositional phrase.

Words near with a bang in the dictionary

  1. witfulness
  2. witgat
  3. witgats
  4. with
  5. with 'bated breath
  6. with a bang
  7. with a bullet
  8. with a bump
  9. with a grain of salt
  10. with a high arm
  11. with a high hand

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