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snapback
[snap-bak]
snapback
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noun
a sudden rebound or change in direction
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of snapback1
Example Sentences
"We are clear that we will take any diplomatic measures to prevent Iran acquiring a nuclear weapon, that includes the use of snapback, if needed," the UK's deputy UN ambassador, James Kariuki, said on Wednesday.
Modeled after a Chappell Roan snapback, the $40 hat sold out almost as soon as it went up for sale, making the campaign close to $1 million but leaving the hat-hungry masses wanting.
Itās unclear what impact the snapback would have on Venezuelaās long floundering oil and gas industry ā or whether it will pressure Maduro to offer a more level electoral playing field.
That included āmaximum enforcementā of U.S. sanctions, ending Iranās oil trade with China, urging European allies to renew āsnapbackā sanctions on Iran and pressuring Qatar and Turkey to stop supporting Hamas.
They also urge the administration to call on European allies to renew āsnapbackā sanctions on Iran and put pressure on Qatar and Turkey to stop supporting Hamas.
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When To Use
A snapback is a type of baseball cap with a flat brim and an adjustable strap in the back that snaps together. They're a staple of international urban streetwear.A snapback can also refer to the backwards pass at the start of a play in American football, a recovery from a previous position (think snap out of it and bounce back), as well as a retaliation or comeback.
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