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blow up
verb as in inflate
verb as in explode
verb as in magnify importance
Weak matches
verb as in burst with anger
Strongest match
Example Sentences
An Israeli official said that troops are blowing up some of their own equipment and infrastructure as they pull out.
At moments when the Mideast is blowing up, American presidents always begin to ape the language, preoccupations and granular knowledge of the regional experts, some of whom follow from White House to White House.
Soon after starting the Free Press, Weiss wrote that after blowing up her career at the New York Times, “I knew I was done with the legacy media—and it was certainly done with me.”
"The question is when -- not if -- it blows up. And timing is incredibly hard."
"We mask all our lives through high school, through education, through university, and then boom, it kind of blows up, we can't mask anymore, we're in severe burnout and we struggle mentally."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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