slap-bang

[slap-bang]

adverb

British Informal.

1. slam-bang.

slap-bang

adverb

1. US equivalent: slam-bang. in a violent, sudden, or noisy manner

2. directly or immediately

   slap-bang in the middle

Example Sentences

The questions hanging over England are being asked slap-bang in the middle of the Stokes-McCullum era.

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Facebook is only 18 but it’s slap-bang in the middle of a mid-life crisis, with user numbers declining and TikTok eating its Gen Z lunch.

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That is a rather more complex issue than normal, of course, because there is a great big World Cup slap-bang in the middle of next season.

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And while the audience will be able to piece together the plot’s timeline, Zeller’s relentlessly subjective approach places us slap-bang in the middle of Anthony’s distorted memories.

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He does find him, though only by blootering the ball slap-bang in his startled face.

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