thermonuclear bomb (Meaning)

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thermonuclear bomb (n)

a nuclear weapon that releases atomic energy by union of light (hydrogen) nuclei at high temperatures to form helium

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The thermonuclear bomb detonated with a force equivalent to millions of tons of TNT, obliterating the target city.
The proliferation of thermonuclear bombs posed an unprecedented threat to global security.
The destructive power of a thermonuclear bomb can span hundreds of kilometers, causing widespread devastation.
The explosions produced by thermonuclear bombs release intense radiation, resulting in long-term health consequences for survivors.
Scientists warn that the detonation of a thermonuclear bomb can trigger a nuclear winter, reducing global temperatures and causing crop failures.
The development of thermonuclear bombs marked a turning point in the arms race, increasing the potential for nuclear annihilation.
The detonation of a thermonuclear bomb can spawn a mushroom cloud that rises tens of kilometers into the atmosphere.
Governments around the world have sought to reduce the risk of thermonuclear war through arms control treaties.
The threat of thermonuclear weapons has led to a heightened state of international tension and insecurity.
The mere existence of thermonuclear bombs casts a shadow of fear and uncertainty over the future of humanity.

a nuclear weapon that releases atomic energy by union of light (hydrogen) nuclei at high temperatures to form helium

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The thermonuclear bomb detonated with a force equivalent to millions of tons of TNT, obliterating the target city.

The proliferation of thermonuclear bombs posed an unprecedented threat to global security.

The destructive power of a thermonuclear bomb can span hundreds of kilometers, causing widespread devastation.

The explosions produced by thermonuclear bombs release intense radiation, resulting in long-term health consequences for survivors.