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damage or destroy as if by violence
The teenager banged up the car of his mother -
make pregnant
He impregnated his wife again
How To Use bang up In A Sentence
- These are perhaps most obvious as we leave the prison, and walk past the site of what will become a bang up-to-date mother and baby facility, due to open next year.
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- This technology is bang up to date .
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- Even Morgan partook of the change, and I well recall how he came to me just before he landed, in a kind of grenadier uniform, with sword and musket and belts, drawing himself up very stiff and proud-looking as he let down the butt-end of his firelock with a loud bang upon the deck. Mass' George A Boy's Adventures in the Old Savannah
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