Crash and Glance

Crash

Crash verb - To come into usually forceful contact with something.

Usage example: the speeding car crashed into the tree with horrifying results

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Glance and crash are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Glance" instead a verb "Crash".

Nearby Words: crashed, crashing

Glance verb - To strike and fly off at an angle.

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Crash and glance are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crash" instead a verb "Glance".

Nearby Words: glanced, glancing

short	short crash	short glance
initial	initial crash	initial glance
single	single crash	single glance
simple	simple crash	simple glance
Other adjectives: hard, traumatic, deliberate, famous, major, final, sudden, resulting, aforementioned.

We cut back to a close-up of Red right before the crash, and when we hear the impact, she silently tenses up and shoots a glance at the camera.

Source: Aside Glance
At a cursory glance, the answer as to why this fanfic has cut so deep into the collective consciousness of the fandom is simple: human nature compels us to slow down as we pass the car crash.

Source: Analysis / Cupcakes
At first glance, Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash looks like your standard subversion of your typical Randian/Objectivist free market paradise, but if you really think about it, it's not that much more dysfunctional than real life and, despite its problems, everything does work out in the end.

Source: Double Subversion

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