plosion Antonyms
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Meaning of plosion
Wordnet
plosion (n)
the terminal forced release of pressure built up during the occlusive phase of a stop consonant
plosion Sentence Examples
- The massive pile-up on the highway resulted in a catastrophic explosion.
- The fire ignited a series of unstoppable plosions that devastated the surrounding buildings.
- The fireworks display culminated in a thunderous plosion that lit up the night sky.
- The volcanic eruption sent molten rock and ash high into the atmosphere, causing a series of deafening plosions.
- The gas leak in the factory triggered a devastating plosion that sent debris flying.
- The bomb detonated with a deafening plosion, shaking the ground beneath our feet.
- The demolition of the old bridge involved a series of controlled plosions.
- The lightning strike caused a sudden plosion in the old oak tree.
- The celebratory cannon fired a ceremonial plosion to mark the anniversary.
- The police used a plosion to open the locked door of the abandoned house.
FAQs About the word plosion
the terminal forced release of pressure built up during the occlusive phase of a stop consonant
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The massive pile-up on the highway resulted in a catastrophic explosion.
The fire ignited a series of unstoppable plosions that devastated the surrounding buildings.
The fireworks display culminated in a thunderous plosion that lit up the night sky.
The volcanic eruption sent molten rock and ash high into the atmosphere, causing a series of deafening plosions.
