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View definitions for implode

implode

verb as in collapse inward

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“But he can wheel and deal and fix things. I felt secure in my country when he was president. With Biden and Harris, I watched the world implode. Prices have gone sky high.”

"The organisation believes beyond doubt that Germany is nearing 'collapse' and that the government and society will implode on 'Day X'," they added.

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As regional sports networks implode and MLB hopes to launch national streaming packages, the league needs fans to embrace players you can identify with one name, even if they do not play for your team.

“But once Israel decides to stay, it’s another story. Then Lebanon will implode.”

As president, he threatened to make it “implode,” and used every tool he could get his fingers on to do so.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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