grenade Synonyms
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grenade Meaning
grenade (n)
a small explosive bomb thrown by hand or fired from a missile
grenade (n.)
A hollow ball or shell of iron filled with powder of other explosive, ignited by means of a fuse, and thrown from the hand among enemies.
grenade Sentence Examples
- The soldier lobbed a grenade into the enemy trench, its deafening explosion shattering the silence.
- The grenade launcher sent a series of grenades arcing high into the air, targeting the advancing forces.
- The bomb disposal team carefully disarmed a grenade found near a school, preventing a potential disaster.
- The insurgents planted a grenade under the police vehicle, hoping to create chaos and fear.
- The anti-tank grenade pierced the armor of the enemy tank, causing it to burst into flames.
- The grenade detonated prematurely, injuring the soldier who had thrown it.
- The grenade's pin was stuck, forcing the soldier to make a quick decision before it exploded.
- The smoke grenade created a dense cloud of white smoke, obscuring the view and disorienting the enemy.
- The fragmentation grenade released dozens of shrapnel fragments, showering the area with deadly projectiles.
- The grenade's timer ticked down ominously, leaving its intended victims with precious seconds to react.
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a small explosive bomb thrown by hand or fired from a missileA hollow ball or shell of iron filled with powder of other explosive, ignited by means of a fuse, a
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The soldier lobbed a grenade into the enemy trench, its deafening explosion shattering the silence.
The grenade launcher sent a series of grenades arcing high into the air, targeting the advancing forces.
The bomb disposal team carefully disarmed a grenade found near a school, preventing a potential disaster.
The insurgents planted a grenade under the police vehicle, hoping to create chaos and fear.
