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Meanings of exploded in English

Exploded.

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Usage of exploded in English
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A year ago, the competing claims over the area exploded in violence.
Reuters
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In America passionate convictions on the issue have exploded in serious violence.
The Irish Times
3
Their identity crisis has exploded in the past four weeks or so.
The South African
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Two weeks later a landmine exploded outside Broadcasting House, causing more damage.
BBC
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A crude blast bomb exploded in North Belfast today the RUC said.
The Irish Times
6
A BOMB exploded early this morning outside a cemetery in west London.
The Irish Times
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Several crude bombs were also exploded during the clashes, the police said.
Reuters
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Tensions have risen recently after a weapons stockpile exploded in south Lebanon.
The Irish Times
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The grenade exploded causing injuries to 16 persons, a police statement said.
The Irish Times
10
A second bomb exploded when police arrived to investigate, wounding five policemen.
Reuters
11
The exchequer's need for cash has exploded because of the Covid-19 crisis.
The Irish Times
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Lending ramped up as the financial crisis exploded but has since eased.
Reuters
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A pipebomb exploded outside a house in Crumlin, south Dublin last night.
The Irish Times
14
Final Fantasy VII exploded the role playing genre in America and Europe.
Wired
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Officials said six gas storage tanks caught fire, and that one exploded.
Radio NZ
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They relaxed a few times but exploded with devastating effect when required.
The Irish Times
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Common
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