detonation

/,detou'neiʃn/
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detonation

A controlled detonation safely destroys the old explosives.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The act of causing an explosive to explode: The deliberate initiation of a rapid chemical or nuclear reaction that produces a sudden release of gas and heat.
    • A violent explosion: The event or instance of such an explosion, characterized by a sudden and powerful release of energy, often with a loud sound and destructive force.
Usage
  • As a subject: "The detonation was heard for miles."
  • As an object: "Engineers carefully controlled the detonation of the old bridge."
  • With modifiers: "A nuclear detonation", "a controlled detonation", "a premature detonation".
Examples
  • The detonation of the bomb caused widespread damage to the building.
  • Safety protocols are essential to prevent the accidental detonation of explosives.
  • Scientists studied the seismic waves from the underground detonation.
Advanced Usage
  • "To set off a detonation": To initiate an explosion.
    • The rebel group threatened to set off a detonation in the city center.
  • "Detonation wave": The supersonic shock wave that propagates through an explosive material during an explosion.
    • The research paper analyzed the speed of the detonation wave.
Variants and Related Words
  • Detonate (verb): To explode or cause to explode with sudden violence.
    • The device is designed to detonate on impact.
  • Detonator (noun): A device used to trigger an explosive detonation.
    • The bomb squad safely removed the detonator.
Synonyms
  • Explosion: A sudden and violent release of energy.
  • Blast: A destructive wave of air from an explosion.
  • Bang: A sudden loud noise, often of an explosion.
Antonyms
  • Implosion: A violent collapse inward, the opposite of an outward explosion.
  • Defusion: The act of making an explosive device safe so it cannot detonate.
Related Phrases and Collocations
  • High-order detonation: A complete and efficient explosion.
  • Failed detonation: An instance where an explosive fails to explode as intended.
  • Detonation velocity: The speed at which the explosive reaction travels through the material.
detonation

A controlled detonation safely destroys the old explosives.

Noun
  1. the act of detonating an explosive
  2. a violent release of energy caused by a chemical or nuclear reaction

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