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The phrase "a strong hit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a noticeable or intense experience, often related to flavors, scents, or sensations.
Example: "The dish had a strong hit of garlic that lingered on the palate."
Alternatives: "a powerful burst of" or "a pronounced flavor of".
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For a strong hit of color, he liked the vibrant orange-and-white Mirror throw by Verner Panton at Design Within Reach.
They are juicy but not fatty, seasoned simply and evenly and scented with a strong hit of smoke with a finishing slick of finger-licking sauce.
You apply them after cleansing and before moisturizing and the idea is that their tiny little molecules penetrate deep into your skin to deliver a strong hit of "active ingredients".
A strong hit of MDMA helped, too.
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The Kush cigarette provided a strong hit and had a hint of soy, like the Krave mixed with body odour, which wasn't pleasing.
The Kush cigarette provided a strong hit and had a hint of soy, like the Krave mixed with body odor, which wasn't pleasing.
Generally, the success rate for Easy targets with a strong hit is higher than that of Hard/Medium targets.
Tomato and mozzarella tart, with its strong hit of basil, smacked of Provence.
It had a much stronger hit of sweet aromatics — 4.0 to 2.5 — and outstripped Heinz on tomato I.D. by a resounding 9 to 5.5.
Usually we found two strong hits, of which we assumed the second best BLAST hit was the paralogous gene copy resulting from the Populus whole genome duplication (paralog 2).
"It was a pretty strong hit, so I kind of felt that if I could release it quickly enough, I might be able to get him out at home plate," Matsui said through an interpreter.
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