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explosive

[ik-sploh-siv] / ɪkˈsploʊ sɪv /




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It later turned out that Erin wasn't the only storm to undergo explosive intensification with both hurricanes Humberto and Melissa following suit to reach Category 5 status.

From BBC

The Eagles took their time letting Mosley recover, but he came back in an upset win over Mater Dei and has kept getting faster and more explosive each week.

From Los Angeles Times

Snooker may not be an athletic or explosive sport, but success still depends on physical attributes that should favour younger players.

From BBC

The astronomers consider this specific supernova to be quite an ordinary one, so they believe that it is representative of most massive stars’ explosive death.

From Space Scoop

"In recent years, driven by innovation and increased demand, humanoid robotics representing the scale of the embodied intelligence industry is seeing explosive growth," Li said Thursday.

From Barron's