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"packed a punch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to something or someone that has a strong impact or force. It can be used in a variety of contexts, including describing physical force, emotional impact, or persuasive power. Example: The new horror movie may be short, but it definitely packed a punch with its intense jump scares and chilling ending.
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Church's speech packed a punch.
However, it still packed a punch with flooding.
But in its original incarnation "charisma" packed a punch.
A rustic preparation of stir-fried pumpkin packed a punch from slivered garlic.
He was training to be a boxer and packed a punch.
His header packed a punch but it was too close to Cech, who blocked instinctively.
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Pack-a-punch your full-auto gun again.
Pack-A-Punch your weapon(s) (costs 5000 points).
Weapons can be Pack-A-Punched more than once.
It still packs a punch.
That yuzu packs a punch.
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