Explosiones example sentences

ex·plo·sion

noun

explosion (noun) · explosions (plural noun)

  - a violent and destructive shattering or blowing apart of something, as is caused by a bomb.

  - a violent expansion in which energy is transmitted outward as a shock wave.

  - a sudden outburst of something such as noise, light, or violent emotion, especially anger:

  - a sudden political or social upheaval:

  - a rapid or sudden increase in amount or extent:

  - another term for plosion

Synonyms

detonation, discharge, eruption, ignition, bang, blast, boom, rumble, crash, crack, report, thunder, roll, clap, pop, wham, whump, fulmination, detonation, discharge, burst, eruption, outburst, blowup, outbreak, eruption, storm, rush, spate, surge, rash, wave, access, effusion, fit, paroxysm, spasm, attack, spell, paddy, ebullition, boutade, mushrooming, snowballing, escalation, multiplication, burgeoning, rocketing, plosion

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