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The phrase "violent day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a day characterized by violence or tumultuous events, often in a metaphorical or literal sense. Example: "The news reported that it was a violent day in the city, with multiple incidents of unrest and conflict."
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The image grew darker, less tolerant and more violent day by day.
Nov. 8 was a particularly long and violent day, the prosecutors said.
The bombing capped a violent day here and in other parts of Iraq.
The bombing was part of a violent day across Iraq in which explosions and gun battles killed at least 52 people, including an American soldier.
The first day of the weekend in Syria has been the most violent day of each of the past 14 weeks.
If only that violent day had not come, our family would have moved along as before, the kids would have gone to the prom like other kids.
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When "Violent Saturday" came out, the heist movie was peaking.
The bloodshed in the besieged town, Dara'a, was the worst episode on another violent Friday.
Fleischer returned to film noir with the highly regarded Violent Saturday (1955), which set a bank robbery in a small town.
In Oakland, California, at least one person was injured and police made nine arrests when a protest turned violent Monday night.
One of those old-school bank-job pictures, Richard Fleischer's "Violent Saturday" (1955), is now at Film Forum.
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