Explosions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPLOSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXPLOSION, the act of exploding
• a violent shattering or blowing apart of something, as is caused by a bomb
• a violent expansion in which energy is transmitted outwards as a shock wave.
• a sudden outburst of something such as violent emotion, especially anger
• a sudden political or social upheaval
• a sudden increase in amount or extent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or an instance of exploding

Words related to EXPLOSIONS

explosion18

How to use EXPLOSIONS in a sentence

• As explosions of those dimensions are liable to be impartial in their attentions I took horse and rode afield.
• And boilers must be inspected at least once a year to prevent explosions.
• Peggy shut off the exhaust, turning the explosions of the cylinder into a muffler.
• Between the explosions we could hear the rattle of the automatic pistols and rifles.
• As I lay with my eyes closed, I heard the same dull sound of distant explosions.
• And all about us were the explosions of rifles and yells of the Indians.
• The noise of their own engine, it is said, prevents them from hearing the explosions of the shrapnel aimed at them.
• It was clear that the sound of the two explosions had aroused the suspicions of some supporting party.
• Several explosions showed that the flames had reached powder, and Robert laughed to himself in pleasure.
• There will probably be more explosions in a minute.
• In this strain the Professor continued, making his audience very merry, and giving them a fine chance to express themselves with repeated explosions of laughter.
• The Austrians were using huge seventeen-inch howitzers, and the explosions of their gigantic shells, each weighing a ton, was like a small eruption.
• THE MARSHES They ascertained the next day that there had been two explosions, almost simultaneous, one under each staircase.
• Incessant explosions of shell fire crashed down upon the walls which still stood.
• The explosions reported our presence, and the armoured trains were despatched to restore the line.
• There were 9 serious explosions during the month, by which 99 persons were killed, and 6 wounded.
• Something like a muffled crash of pottery, it was, mixed with dull choking explosions.
• Wisse, in 1849, counted 267 explosions in one hour.
• But by night and day I spent most of my spare time in watching the smoke of bursting shells and the flash of innumerable explosions.
• Under the sky, which is dark as with threat of deluge, the explosions throw livid sunshine in all directions.
• I saw those swarming shadows huddled on the upper brink of the long armored chasms which the explosions set trembling like steamships.
• The House of Commons not unfrequently exhibits explosions of eloquence that rise superior to those of Greece and Rome, even in their proudest days.
• A transparent dusk deepened in the room accompanied by a pause only broken by the faint explosions of the soft coal.
• It was accompanied by terrific explosions, and was seen along a path of not less than a thousand miles.
• They halted the little car with a series of explosions as it passed.
• One day last week all Constantinople was alarmed by the noise of several loud explosions.
• Flakes of blazing matter were hurled into the sky, with short and rapid explosions.

Similar words containing PLOSION without suffix s and without prefix ex

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