concussive

He is known for his concussive hits - in practice.

He can fire powerful bolts of this concussive force energy from his hands.

She is also able to fly, and to fire concussive blasts from her hands.

She could also use her powers to project concussive blasts.

The ground shook with the concussive roar of the thunder.

Projects "black bile" as a concussive effect from his eyes.

As the name implies, results will be concussive at times, and maybe a bit hairy (in a good way).

The concussive shock threw one man into a wall and killed him; five others were injured.

In some versions, these beams can also be used to produce great concussive force rather than heat.

A person suffering from a single concussive incident typically has a strong recovery rate.

He does not play with concussive passion and has never scored more than 14 goals in any of his 11 full seasons.

The Grads fell with monstrous concussive force throughout the day.

He can project blasts of highly concussive kinetic force from his hands.

He could disorient opponents or use sound as a concussive weapon.

Within moments, she felt the concussive shocks from disruptor fire.

Almost like he's slipped into some kind of concussive, clinical shock."

Weapons may cause the target ship to be displaced, or to spin through concussive force.

Instead, the energy of the cut becomes essentially pure concussive energy.

Then the deck bucked beneath them, one great concussive blow.

But a football player's real issue isn't simply with repetitive concussive trauma.

The concussive force of the two slammed into each other and recoiled in opposite directions.

It was loud and mocking and had a concussive effect.

Now the concussive bleat in his head changed in quality.

A heartbeat later she was hit by the concussive heat wave which rolled from the blast.

He is able to project energy as intense heat, a concussive force, or sonic vibrations.