Belt and Whiplash

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Belt noun - A hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument.

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Whiplash and belt are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whiplash" instead a noun "Belt".

Nearby Words: belted, belting

Whiplash noun - An injury to the neck (the cervical vertebrae) resulting from rapid acceleration or deceleration (as in an automobile accident).

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Belt and whiplash are semantically related. You can use "Belt" instead a noun "Whiplash".

Mood Whiplash: In an interview after winning the title, she was initially in-character, boasting that the belt only proved that she was the best, as she had been saying all along.

Source: Wrestling / Sasha Banks
This sudden Mood Whiplash is made even more jarring by the fact that Bunnie Rabbot, a character that had for a while been wearing six-shooters holstered in a bullet belt up until the issue in question, can be seen in the background, without the pistols but still wearing the belt.

Source: Writer on Board
Many modern seatbelts have brakes on the winding mechanism (intended to prevent whiplash) that can come on at inconvenient moments, preventing you from reaching things and occasionally causing the belt to dig into your neck.

Source: Jammed Seatbelts

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