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The phrase "a violent crash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and forceful collision, often in the context of accidents involving vehicles or objects.
Example: "The news reported that a violent crash occurred on the highway, resulting in multiple injuries."
Alternatives: "a severe collision" or "a brutal impact."
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A violent crash and some gentle lovemaking.
Anthony's left knee and ankle were caught under his body when he hit the court in a violent crash.
The curves come quickly, and a single mistake can cause a chain reaction — and a violent crash.
After a violent crash that took place at the entrance of the road on a bridge, the guardrail installed as protection collapsed and the vehicle left the roadway.
Commercials showed people nonchalantly riding in one of the cars before suddenly being involved in a violent crash.
— in the muddle of the mosquito net, alone on the second floor of the dormitory, I'm shocked awake by a violent crash.
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A witness who was on the train told local news website l'Indépendant that "it was a very violent crash - it seemed as if the train would derail".
In Sidney Pollack's Bobby Deerfield, one of the misfires included in the retrospective, Pacino plays a spiritually vacant racecar driver shaken by a friend's violent crash.
But with one violent crash of a batting helmet Friday night, the Yankees signaled to the world that there are still some simmering frustrations beneath the surface of this maddening season.
It has beatings, stabbings and a violent car crash.
At the building on West 21st Street where the Reyes family lives, neighbors were equally unbelieving that Mr. Reyes could be involved in such a violent vehicle crash.
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