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explosion (iou)



explosion noun. E17.
[Latin explosio(n-), from explos- pa. ppl stem of explodere EXPLODE: see -ION.]
The action or an act of forcing out or emitting something suddenly, esp. with violence and noise. E17.
C. Darwin The sudden explosion of viscid matter.
b. Phonetics. = PLOSION. M19.
The action of scorning or rejecting an opinion, proposal, etc. M17-L18.
The action or an act of bursting or flying into pieces with extreme violence and noise; the loud noise accompanying this. M18.
N. Monsarrat There was a shattering explosion as a bomb hit the water.
b. Golf. More fully explosion shot. A shot in which the ball is made to jump out of a bunker by striking the sand just behind the ball. E20.
A sudden outbreak or show of emotion. E19.
Sir W. Scott Elspat was prepared for the first explosion of her son's passion.
A sudden or rapid increase, esp. in size, numbers, or amount. M20.
Time Latin America is in the midst of a 'population explosion'. M. Kline The explosion of mathematical activity.
explosi'bility noun liability to explode L19.
explosible adjective liable to explode L18.