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implode

[im-plohd] / ɪmˈploʊd /
VERB
collapse inward
Synonyms


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If Arizona chooses to follow Colorado to the Big 12, then it seems inevitable that the Pac-12’s whole fragile ecosystem would implode.

From Seattle Times

Finally, as a part of this optimistic scenario, Trump running as the sociopathic, vengeful and supposedly persecuted victim who has done "nothing wrong" and "everything perfectly" could ultimately cause the Republican Party to implode.

From Salon

They all died when the Titan imploded shortly after it dove.

From Salon

Investigators believe the submersible, owned by a private company, imploded during the descent, killing everyone aboard.

From Seattle Times

The Titanic tourism sub, which charged $250,000 a seat only to implode as actual experts warned it would, fascinated the public for just this reason.

From Salon