Push
Slam
Slam verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.
Usage example: she slammed the ball deep into center field
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Instead of propelling a projectile, they create a variable push (from "slam a Mook against a wall" to "blow a hole in a mountain").
Source: Comicbook / Iron Man - Max-level Force Choke allows you to slam every non-Force user enemy in the game off of the ceiling and floor, and makes even Force users ludicrously easy to kill if there's a bottomless pit or lava pool nearby and if you're lucky enough to throw the in before they Push back.
- A simple Push, Pull or Slam can wipe one out instantly, and a Shockwave can clean out entire groups in a few seconds.
Source: One Hit Kill / Video Games
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