Explosion
Explosion noun - The act or an instance of exploding.
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Synonyms for Explosion
Radiation and explosion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Radiation" instead a noun "Explosion".
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Related pairs
- gush and explosion
- gush and radiation
- flash and explosion
- flash and radiation
- discharge and explosion
- discharge and radiation
- burst and explosion
- burst and radiation
- stream and explosion
- stream and radiation
- ejection and explosion
- ejection and radiation
- expansion and explosion
- expansion and radiation
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- The explosion and radiation wouldn't do squat; he'd be in danger from suffocating due to lack of oxygen.
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His survival of the following explosion and radiation is somewhat more plausible, due to distance and detonation factors (an air-burst detonation leaves relatively little fallout), but still rather unlikely given he waited until the blast had practically caught up to them.
Source: Film / The Wolverine -
A nuclear explosion in a vacuum produces a bright flash, a burst of neutrons, and a burst of intense radiation that rapidly declines in effect due to the Inverse Square Law.
Source: Explosions in Space
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