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e.g. He made a snap decision to take a few days off of work to go visit his mother in the country.
e.g. She closed her lunch box with a snap.
e.g. The snap of her outfit was mainly because of the flashy boots she was wearing.
e.g. "Hurry up!" she said with a snap as she rolled her eyes.
e.g. The paparazzi took snaps of the actress as she left her apartment.
e.g. He closed his book with a snap and stormed out of the classroom.
e.g. She was not prepared for the city's cold snap, all she had was a sweater.
e.g. As Rory walked in the woods, she could hear the twigs snap under her feet.
e.g. She snapped her suitcase shut and loaded it in her car.
e.g. She was so stressed that she accidentally snapped at her husband when he asked her what was bothering her.
e.g. She spent most of her vacation snapping the scenic views of the Italian coast.
e.g. The dog was snapping at his leash in hopes to free himself.
e.g. They snapped their fingers to the beat of the song.
e.g. After weeks of being bullied by him, she just snapped and threw one punch at him in the hallway.
e.g. The dog will snap to attention and make eye contact with you if you call him by his name.
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