with a bang
The phrase "with a bang" is often used to describe starting or ending something in a memorable, exciting, or impactful way.
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Definition
B2General
(informal)To start or finish something in an exciting or impressive manner.
Example
- The concert ended with a bang, leaving the audience cheering for more.
- The new product launched with a bang, attracting a lot of media attention.
B2Events
(informal)To describe an event that is very successful and enjoyable.
Example
- The party started with a bang, with fireworks lighting up the sky.
- Their wedding reception ended with a bang, with everyone dancing until midnight.
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