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| burst; fulmination; bursting | |||
| blow-up | |||
| blast | |||
| explosion | |||
| explosion A violent, sudden release of energy resulting from powders or gases undergoing instantaneous ignition or from some other means of detonation, often accompanied by a force producing great amounts of heat, major structural damages, shock waves and flying shrapnel | |||
| explosion | |||
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| burstings; explosions; fulminations | |||
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| break; gap; rupture; severance; outbreak; outburst; ignition | |||
| blowing up | |||
| blasting | |||
| blowup | |||
| shot | |||
| detonation | |||
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