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snapped
adjective as in tight
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Example Sentences
When the plan collapsed in late 1994, the group snapped back sharply.
Traders have snapped up gold since Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled in August that the central bank would begin cutting interest rates despite low unemployment and above-target inflation, pushing prices to records.
Swifties snapped up 1.2 million copies on wax - at least in part because the star released eight collectable variants of the record.
I snapped a photo and sent it to my mom and sister with a breathless description; within minutes, I was officially booked to make it for Christmas Eve.
McIlroy eventually snapped and swore at a spectator who called out while he was addressing the ball.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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