Collocations with "with a"
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Used to describe the action of doing something while scowling.
Indicates the manner of an action, e.g., 'he answered with a shake of his head'.
Indicates that an action is accompanied by a shout.
Used to describe the manner of an action, accompanied by a shriek.
Used to describe the manner in which someone says or does something.
used to show that an action is accompanied by a wink
used to describe an action done while making a sharp cry
by means of a pulling action
Describing the action of gasping as it happens.
Indicates that an action is accompanied by a shiver.
indicates the presence of a drone sound accompanying an action
indicates the manner in which something happens, accompanied by a rustling sound
Indicates that an action was performed by pushing.
Used to describe an action that ends in a smacking sound or impact.
often used to describe a broad gesture of the arm or hand
Used to introduce the presence of a twang.
used to introduce a description of someone's body type
Describes the manner in which something bursts or opens, accompanied by a sharp sound.
Accompanied by the sound of a sniff, often showing emotion like disdain or sadness.
showing a blush
describes landing or stopping suddenly and forcefully
used to indicate that someone says something while chuckling
used to describe how someone speaks or acts
indicates the means by which something (e.g., an agreement) is confirmed
Accompanied by a sob.
Describes an action that is accompanied by a squeaking sound.
used to describe the manner in which an action is performed, driven by a strong feeling
indicating the presence of shaking while doing something, e.g., 'he spoke with a tremor in his voice'
describes the manner in which an action happens, accompanied by a creak