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Discover Ludwig"banging against" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a forceful impact or collision against an object or surface. Example: The waves were banging against the rocky shore, creating a deafening roar.
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"Every afternoon, you'd hear the pucks banging against the boards".
A din of rocks kept banging against them.
"I don't know if he was banging against the wall.
"We felt we were banging against a locked door," he added.
"I kept banging against the rubble and finally someone responded and came to help.
Gauche lawyer Miranda believes her head is banging against a glass ceiling.
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We banged against each other a lot.
Wrought rope coils bang against the sternum.
His head was repeatedly banged against a wall.
The ball bounced high behind home plate, then banged against the side of the press box.
He described being beaten and having his head banged against a wall in hours of interrogations.
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