Explode and Hurry

Explode

Explode verb - To break open or into pieces usually because of internal pressure.

Hurry and explode are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hurry" instead a verb "Explode".

Hurry

Hurry verb - To cause to move or proceed fast or faster.

Explode and hurry are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Explode" instead a verb "Hurry".

Nearby Word: hurried

Mutual synonyms

Common collocations

units explode units hurry units

Both words in one sentence

  • You'll really want to get everything else in the base out of the way before blowing up the generators, as after that things get all explode-y in a hurry.
  • Don't Ask, Just Run Lampshaded when Ivan Vorpatril consciously kept his pace to one that said 'I am late and in a hurry' (because he was) instead of making the full-on sprint that would indicate 'The building behind me is about to explode.'
  • Relocating the Explosion Nash Bridges: In "Patriots", after shooting the terrorist villain of the week, Nash drives (Joe joins) the rigged to explode in less than four minutes automobile through the traffic to some random abandoned lot and then the two hurry to put some good distance between them and the imminent explosion.
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