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He knew how vital it was to bank away from the implosive zone.

There was a brief, implosive noise, and a small fat bat hung in the air.

In order to produce an implosive b, do as follows:

The language features two implosive consonants, which are uncommon in the world's languages.

Dave is described as implosive, an accident waiting to happen because of repressed rage.

All effects appear to have been implosive, as predicted."

The free dancer's dropping on a house with its shutters open caused an implosive charge.

The balance of forces is between implosive gravitation and explosive nuclear reaction.

- The disregard of other's losses and an almost implosive sense of world view.

Some phoneticians say that it has an implosive quality for some speakers.

There is a series of palatal consonants, including both ejective and implosive.

Still, most gnomish weapons tended to be huge, fragile, implosive, and impractical.

The increase could become explosive-or more properly, implosive.

Each die is both explosive and implosive.

The voiced uvular implosive is a type of consonantal sound, used in some spoken languages.

With a crushing implosive collapse, the enormous wash of mental energy was snuffed instantly out.

"The results would be implosive, not explosive.

Also Amatex-shaped charges are an implosive, directing a destructive force inward.

In both cases, the implosive nature of the stops does not appear to have had any role in the choice of symbol.

Sindhi has an implosive that varies between dental and retroflex articulation.

Its characteristic phonological features are glottalized or implosive sounds.

Sonata and variation forms, counterpoint, theme and development are implosive styles.

The implosive implication: IT was still here.

She said, "The implosive P tickles the sensitive hairs in his ears, and he protests."

The altercation that followed was implosive.