Hit and Percussion

Hit

Hit noun - A person or thing that is successful.

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Percussion and hit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Percussion" instead a noun "Hit".

Nearby Word: hitting

Percussion noun - The act of exploding a percussion cap.

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Hit and percussion are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hit" instead a noun "Percussion".

Nearby Words: percussive, percussionist

normal	normal hit	normal percussion
heavy	heavy hit	heavy percussion
strong	strong hit	strong percussion
powerful	powerful hit	powerful percussion
Other adjectives: hard, new, extra, additional.

Unusually, though, he manages to not hit himself too hard with the nunchakus, but that's mostly because he'd rather make percussion music with them.

Source: What the Fu Are You Doing?
Bt then it's interrupted by a violent, percussion-heavy Scare Chord right when your character is hit and killed from behind by the Big Bad, who then goes onto likely kill Atrus and his family.

Source: Last Note Nightmare
The album Hidden by These New Puritans has foley recordings made by the band of clashing swords, rattling chains, shattering glass, guns being cocked, and a melon wrapped in cheese crackers being hit with a mallet to simulate the sound of a crushed human head(!) all used as percussion.

Source: Everything Is an Instrument

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