Discharge
Fired
Fired adjective - Having lost your job.
Both words in one sentence
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A Nuclear Error: We see in the opening sequence that World War 3 started when an unmanned stealth drone was caught in the discharge of an EMP fired to inconvenience communications.
- Even one gun discharge that close to someone's face could deafen them for life - the dozens fired off in a long fight would have them bleeding from the ears.
Source: Analysis / Gun Kata -
Basically, silencers control the discharge of gases that occur when a bullet is fired, which produce much of the sound.
Source: Hollywood Silencer
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