Detonations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DETONATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DETONATION, the act of detonating
• the action of causing a bomb or explosive device to explode
• a loud explosion
• combustion of a substance which is initiated suddenly and propagates extremely rapidly, giving rise to a shock wave
• the premature combustion of fuel in an internal combustion engine, causing pinking.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action or process of detonating

Words related to DETONATIONS

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How to use DETONATIONS in a sentence

• According to him, with a terrific earthquake, clouds of ashes were driven into the air with violent detonations from a mountain situated at the eastern end of the island.
• When the wind freshened again it brought at intervals those deep, significant detonations which, as the hours passed, seemed to grow heavier and more thunderous.
• The detonations resounded through the distant fields and meadows, merging into one continuous roar.
• A couple of months previously they had been at first surprised, then alarmed, by several distinct detonations that appeared to have taken place in the interior of the mountain.
• The downpour was accompanied by crashing detonations that sent the village dogs howling to cover.
• The detonations are dull and distant, and are repeated a dozen times or more at irregular intervals.
• Above a belt of trees in the distance we observed a series of rapid flashes followed by an equal number of detonations.
• But at the very instant that his call was answered a series of terrific detonations shook the earth and set the wires roaring in the receiver, so that he could hear nothing.
• Thunderstorms drove up, shattering the hush of the land with ponderous detonations, assaulting them with fierce bursts of rain.
• The drums were beaten, horns were blown in the midst of the detonations of fire-arms.
• It seemed as if the violent storm had produced a truce between the besiegers and the besieged, and that the cannon were silenced by the louder detonations of the storm.
• At four in the morning I was waked by detonations as if the British fleet were bombarding the city, caused, I was afterwards told, by dynamite rockets.
• With their music mingled the regular detonations of the Presidio cannon.
• And so, pressing onward through the livid glare, through the night shattered by stupendous detonations, he drew his revolver and broke into a run.
• Meredith than the parlors resounded with light, rapid detonations of information.
• The thunderous detonations, to which the terrified city listened all that dreadful Friday night, meant much to those whose ears were deafened by them.
• The detonations were so similar to the reports of artillery as to be mistaken for them.
• All day Wednesday horrid detonations had been heard.
• The detonations increased in loudness, and large quantities of incandescent stones were thrown up from the crater.
• They broke up with faint detonations, and being damp with human mud, they refused to flame, and merely smoked with growing intensity.

Similar words containing TONATION without suffix s and without prefix de

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