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A more pertinent subsea sound was detected by the US Navy’s sonar system at the time the sub went missing - an acoustic signal consistent with an implosion.

From BBC

The implosion itself was instantaneous, there would have been no time for the passengers to even register what was happening.

From BBC

England's implosion was a complete contrast to the opening half an hour, as Root and Brook looked to have found the right rhythm to their batting.

From BBC

In the months prior to FTX’s implosion, Bankman-Fried had made himself the face of a crypto campaign-finance machine of spectacular might.

From Slate

But a return to 33-year-old Stokes and Root would risk repeating the mistakes of their Indian implosion.

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

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