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  • In order of forcefulness: close, shut, slam.
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  • In order of forcefulness: close, shut, slam.
    – Robusto
    4 hours ago


















  • In order of forcefulness: close, shut, slam.
    – Robusto
    4 hours ago
















In order of forcefulness: close, shut, slam.
– Robusto
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In order of forcefulness: close, shut, slam.
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Close the door




is a very neutral way to say it.




Slam the door




obviously involves slamming, i.e. doing it quite forcefully.




Shut the door




is somewhere in between. It is possibly more forceful than just closing, and the phrase is a bit ruder than just closing.






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    Close the door




    is a very neutral way to say it.




    Slam the door




    obviously involves slamming, i.e. doing it quite forcefully.




    Shut the door




    is somewhere in between. It is possibly more forceful than just closing, and the phrase is a bit ruder than just closing.






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      Close the door




      is a very neutral way to say it.




      Slam the door




      obviously involves slamming, i.e. doing it quite forcefully.




      Shut the door




      is somewhere in between. It is possibly more forceful than just closing, and the phrase is a bit ruder than just closing.






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        up vote
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        down vote










        up vote
        0
        down vote










        Close the door




        is a very neutral way to say it.




        Slam the door




        obviously involves slamming, i.e. doing it quite forcefully.




        Shut the door




        is somewhere in between. It is possibly more forceful than just closing, and the phrase is a bit ruder than just closing.






        share|improve this answer













        Close the door




        is a very neutral way to say it.




        Slam the door




        obviously involves slamming, i.e. doing it quite forcefully.




        Shut the door




        is somewhere in between. It is possibly more forceful than just closing, and the phrase is a bit ruder than just closing.







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