Explosion and Revolution

Explosion

Explosion noun - The act or an instance of exploding.
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Synonyms for Explosion

Revolution and explosion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Revolution" instead a noun "Explosion".

Revolution

Revolution noun - A rapid turning about on an axis or central point.
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Synonyms for Revolution

Explosion and revolution are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Explosion" instead a noun "Revolution".

How words are described

complete complete explosion complete revolution
single single explosion single revolution
actual actual explosion actual revolution
violent violent explosion violent revolution
Other adjectives: massive, huge, tremendous, inevitable, subsequent, impending, last, resulting, magical, aforementioned, bigger.

Both words in one sentence

  • Comic Book / Revolution (2016) Odds are you'll wind up with Revolution.Revolution is IDW Publishing's first step into taking all of the Hasbro properties it has (well, almost all of them) and having them set in the same universe.After current Action Man, Ian Noble, witnesses an explosion of Mt.
  • Super Power Meltdown In The Authority story, The Authority: Revolution, during a fight on the White House lawn, a superhuman with radioactive powers ends up losing control of his abilities, and the resulting explosion levels the city.
  • Cuban author Alejo Carpentier's Explosion in the Cathedral takes place in the French Antilles during the time of Revolution and covers the career of Victor Hugues, "the Robespierre of the Isles" who carries forth the First Republic's Abolition decree to its Caribbean colonies.
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