Exploded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPLODED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXPLODE, to blow up
• burst or shatter violently and noisily as a result of rapid combustion, excessive internal pressure, or other process
• undergo a violent expansion in which much energy is released as a shock wave
• (of a diagram) showing the components of a mechanism in the normal relative positions but slightly separated from each other
• (of a violent emotion or a situation) arise or develop suddenly
• (of a person) suddenly give expression to violent emotion, especially anger
• suddenly begin to move or start a new activity
• increase suddenly in size, number, or extent
• show (a belief or theory) to be false or unfounded
ADJECTIVE:
• showing the parts of something separated but in positions that show their correct relation to one another

Words related to EXPLODED

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How to use EXPLODED in a sentence

• In the first place, the theory that the country-bred woman in America is stronger and healthier than the city-bred has long since been exploded.
• She was much damaged and set on fire, and after she had been burning for some time her magazine exploded and she sank.
• That shell had exploded close to the place where Dorn stood.
• Why Irish? The tradition that the potato is the Irish national vegetable is a hoary fallacy that needs to be exploded once and for all.
• The theory that the death penalty was a preventive of murder has long ago been exploded.
• It exploded right at my feet, and yet it did not kill me.
• It is provided with a wooden handle, and the fuse consists of a capsule which is exploded by striking it against some rough object.
• At that instant the time bomb exploded and the house was rocked to its foundations.
• I was standing next to him when the first one exploded.
• It is the same principle as that which kills fish in a pond when dynamite is exploded beneath the surface of the water.
• The first three were exploded by a time-fuse set for from three to five seconds.
• The creature was thrown into the fire, and exploded like a gun.
• The red flashes from the Turkish guns were distinctly visible, and every few seconds their shells exploded in a long line about ten yards in front of our position.
• They did not attempt to strip nature of its divinity, but rather to recall religious contemplation from an exploded symbolism to a purer one.
• Everywhere may be seen human bodies, single shattered limbs, ruins of the exploded building, flying through the air, and covering the groaning, trembling earth.
• Loud laughs or shrill little shrieks exploded at intervals from the sinister melancholy of the interior.
• The myth about the pocket Sophocles is rudely exploded.
• The gas exploded and wrapped us in a sheet of flame, and the next minute some of the neighbors picked up me and Jones.
• Just then two or three big bubbles rose to the surface, and silently exploded.
• It is no doubt this fact that has given rise to the exploded belief that there are islands in this ocean peopled entirely by women.
• The old homely simple processes of the theatre were exploded.
• All the rooms were cold and bare, and in the rear a huge shell had exploded leaving yawning gaps in the walls, through which the snow was driving fast.
• The ordinary pressure of exploded gas is 80,000 pounds to the square inch.
• It was identical with that which, as we had come down from the upper floor of the Abbey Inn, had proceeded from the room wherein the mysterious shell had exploded.

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