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Meanings of hitting the door in English

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Usage of hitting the door in English
1
The chain swung down, hitting the door with a loud smack.
The Child Thief
2
I flew backward, hitting the door, falling to my knees.
The devil's closet
3
He was still trying to force the lock, hitting the door with his hand.
While i'm falling
4
No wonder the brace worked so well: the dog had quit hitting the door.
In the Dark
5
The group cleared the area in a half second, hitting the door like stampeding cattle.
G'day to die: a passport to peril mystery
6
I could barely feel my knuckles hitting the door.
The Wise Man’s Fear
7
She pulls back, her shoulders hitting the door frame.
Robin and ruby
8
Cut to his shoulder, hitting the door.
Misery
9
The man started, hitting the door behind him again, eyes so wide that white shone all around them.
Heir of Fire
10
The thing must have been hitting the door with something, as it sounded harder and louder than a bare hand.
Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
11
The father kept hitting the door with his fist while the weeping mother pleaded for her children to be let through.
The evolutionary void
12
The noise of him hitting the door brought an angry protest and knocking on the wall from the occupant of the room next to mine.
More bitter than death: an emma fielding mystery
13
"Your mistake was missing the man, not hitting the door," said Raby.
Put Yourself in His Place
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Hitting the door across language varieties
United States of America
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