Explosion
Explosion noun - The act or an instance of exploding.
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Trouble and explosion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trouble" instead a noun "Explosion".
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- After multiple attempts at causing trouble, including setting off an explosion and trying to escape, Worf asks to go hunting with another Klingon and gives his word that he won't try to escape again.
Source: I Gave My Word - He destroys the Forerunner crystal in order to prevent it from causing more trouble, but he probably wasn't planning to die in the resulting explosion.
Source: Literature / Halo: First Strike -
This applies to any kind of vampire, and the heat of the explosion is a real hazard: according to a television news report in the background in one scene, the vampires have been having a lot of trouble with forest fires caused by exploding vampire wildlife.
Source: Film / Daybreakers
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