Explosions
Scenes and explosions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scenes" instead a noun "Explosions".
Scenes
Explosions and scenes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Explosions" instead a noun "Scenes".
Both words in one sentence
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Sequel Escalation: The Return contains more mutants, action scenes and explosions than the first film.
Source: Film / The Return of Swamp Thing -
You've chosen a period of history that involves a lot of exciting fight scenes and explosions so your audience won't fall asleep and now you need some main characters.
Source: Historical Villain Upgrade - Burn Notice — Michael Westen's fashion sense and the Miami setting suggest the former, but the work he gets is more or less stale beer (Westen emphasizes the boredom a lot in his voiceover narration) with a few flashy scenes/explosions per episode.
Source: Spy Fiction
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