Explosive and Savage

Explosive

Explosive adjective - Marked by bursts of destructive force or intense activity.

Usage example: one of the most explosive storms to hit that area of the coast in some time

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Savage and explosive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Savage" instead an adjective "Explosive".

Savage adjective - Not civilized.

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Explosive and savage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Explosive" instead an adjective "Savage".

Nearby Words: savagely, savagery, savaged, savaging

good	good explosive	good savage
similar	similar explosive	similar savage
heavy	heavy explosive	heavy savage
real	real explosive	real savage
Other adjectives: violent, dangerous, ultimate, smaller.

Also, Sam christens "The Savage Chicken" using a mixture of highly explosive moonshine and "expensive" wine in a plastic bottle.

Source: Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

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