Is there any difference between a "smash hit" and a "big hit"?
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To me, a "smash hit" sounds even bigger than a "big hit".
And don't forget about "megahits" and "blockbusters", which are equivalent to smash hits.
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No, they have the same meaning.
"That song was unexpectedly a smash hit."
"That song was unexpectedly a big hit."
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