100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "explode"
Definition
The verb explode refers to the rapid expansion and release of energy resulting in a loud noise and often a violent burst, typically caused by a chemical reaction, pressure buildup, or other rapid transformation. It can also mean to burst forth with sudden force or to break apart violently.
Synonyms
- Blow up
- Detonate
- Burst
- Erupt
- Shatter
- Pop
- Blast
- Break apart
- Ignite
Antonyms
- Implode
- Contract
- Compress
- Calm
- Settle
- Diminish
- Decrease
Examples
- The fireworks will explode in the night sky.
- If you heat that substance too much, it might explode.
- The soda can will explode if shaken too vigorously.
- Her anger began to explode after hearing the news.
- The volcano is expected to explode any day now.
- When the gas ignited, it caused the entire building to explode.
- The balloon will explode if you inflate it too much.
- The audience erupted in cheers as the confetti began to explode from the cannons.
- His emotions started to explode after the long day at work.
- The bomb was designed to explode on impact.
- The pressure cooker can be dangerous if it explodes unexpectedly.
- She felt like her head would explode with all the information she had to memorize.
- The stars seemed to explode in a dazzling display of light.
- The experiment went wrong and caused the chemicals to explode.
- The car’s engine began to explode after overheating.
- He felt his heart explode with joy when he heard the news.
- The paintball canister will explode upon impact.
- The crowd's excitement began to explode as the concert started.
- The mixture in the laboratory was about to explode when the scientist added too much catalyst.
- The children watched in awe as the fireworks exploded overhead.
- The old building was set to explode during the demolition.
- Her laughter seemed to explode in the quiet library.
- The dynamite will explode if not handled carefully.
- The pressure in the balloon caused it to explode with a loud bang.
- His temper can explode over the smallest issues.
- The energy from the star will explode in a supernova.
- The conflict between the two groups continued to explode.
- The championship game caused emotions to explode among the fans.
- The recipe required the mixture to explode with flavor.
- When the gas tank is punctured, it can explode.
- The audience gasped as the car exploded on screen.
- Her frustration began to explode after the third delay.
- The fireworks factory exploded, causing a massive fire.
- The debate caused tensions to explode between the two sides.
- The chemical reaction was so intense that it seemed to explode.
- His creativity began to explode when he found new inspiration.
- The children were thrilled to see the balloons explode during the party.
- The athlete's performance seemed to explode in the final round.
- The news caused her emotions to explode unexpectedly.
- The experiment was a failure, and the mixture exploded everywhere.
- The crowd would explode with excitement when their team scored.
- The volcano had been quiet for years before it began to explode.
- The rocket launch was a success, and it exploded into the sky.
- The soda bottle will explode if you open it after shaking it.
- The protest caused feelings of anger to explode within the community.
- The movie's climax made the audience explode in laughter.
- The workers were evacuated before the building was set to explode.
- His happiness seemed to explode when he got the job.
- The old fireworks were dangerous and could explode unexpectedly.
- The conflict suddenly exploded into violence.
- The engine was about to explode due to the overheating.
- The kids giggled as the balloon exploded with confetti.
- The sudden news made her emotions explode in a mix of joy and sorrow.
- The experiment was risky, and it could easily explode.
- An argument can explode if not handled calmly.
- The celebration made the crowd explode with enthusiasm.
- The demolition team watched as the building began to explode.
- The pressure in the pipe caused it to explode violently.
- The heat made the mixture explode in a cloud of steam.
- The performance was so good that it made the crowd explode with applause.
- The gas leak could cause the house to explode.
- Her creativity seemed to explode after reading that book.
- The experiment was successful, and the results exploded in color.
- The party atmosphere began to explode as more guests arrived.
- The impact caused the vehicle to explode into flames.
- The children cheered as the fireworks exploded above them.
- His temper can explode if pushed too far.
- The sudden announcement made the room explode with chatter.
- The car's engine was about to explode due to the pressure buildup.
- The chemicals mixed and began to explode in a fiery display.
- The emotions from the audience seemed to explode during the climax.
- The pressure cooker was designed to explode if left unattended.
- The laughter in the room seemed to explode after the joke.
- The team’s victory made the fans explode with joy.
- The old tire could explode if not replaced.
- The pressure in the soda bottle will eventually cause it to explode.
- The volcano's eruption caused the mountain to explode.
- The sudden change in plans made everyone’s emotions explode.
- The cake was a hit, and the flavors seemed to explode in every bite.
- The atmosphere was tense, ready to explode into chaos.
- The sound of the fireworks exploded in the quiet night.
- His excitement began to explode when he heard the news.
- The pressure caused the balloon to explode dramatically.
- The laboratory accident caused the chemicals to explode.
- The announcement made the audience explode in applause.
- The conflict has been brewing and could explode at any moment.
- The soda can will explode if it’s left in the heat.
- His creativity began to explode after attending the workshop.
- The argument seemed to explode when he raised his voice.
- The fireworks exploded into a beautiful array of colors.
- The team’s excitement would explode with every win.
- The pressure from the gases caused the canister to explode.
- The thrilling finale made the audience explode with excitement.
- The old gas line was dangerous and could explode at any time.
- The sudden revelation made her emotions explode.
- The lab experiment was a disaster, and everything exploded.
- The celebration made the crowd explode with joy and laughter.
- The volcano could explode at any moment, according to scientists.
- The rocket exploded shortly after takeoff.
- The laughter in the room seemed to explode when the comedian took the stage.