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Discover LudwigThe phrase "car wrecks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to accidents involving cars, typically in discussions about traffic incidents or vehicle safety.
Example: "The highway was closed for hours due to multiple car wrecks caused by the icy conditions."
Alternatives: "car accidents" or "vehicle collisions".
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car wrecks
noun
Plural of car wreck
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Disproportionate toughness will not prevent car wrecks, but lives and careers will be wrecked through criminalisation.
Car wrecks.
People get in car wrecks.
"We've had car wrecks already," he said.
Let alone in dreadful car wrecks.
Others had been in car wrecks and feared driving.
"I've never killed 200 people in car wrecks," he said.
Speaking of possible car wrecks: Rasheed Wallace, Player Development Coach.
Soda kills more people than guns — more people than car wrecks — only less dramatically.
In the past two years, Stone had overcome a drinking problem and survived two car wrecks.
"I've got car wrecks and rabbits running around in front of my studio," he said.
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