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implosion

[im-ploh-zhuhn] / ɪmˈploʊ ʒən /






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Argentines, fearing an economic implosion, voted overwhelmingly for the country’s ruling party.

From The Wall Street Journal

A supernova is, therefore, technically first an implosion.

From Space Scoop

Week 12 supplied an epic Dallas Cowboys comeback, or was it an epic Philadelphia Eagles implosion?

From BBC

He highlighted the similarities between the newly recovered device and previously identified examples, including three vertically aligned hydrophones and signs consistent with deep-water implosion.

From BBC

As media implosions go, it doesn’t get much worse than the fiasco engulfing the British Broadcasting Corp.

From The Wall Street Journal