Implode

See implode in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Explode BREAK APART to fail.

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He warns that the nations economy is about to implode under the weight of its debt.

. Why bother to have a word like implode when you already have explode. Verb used with objectimploded. Web Topics Difficulty and failure c2.

Web Implode will convert all numeric array elements to strings. Param mixed glue String between pairsglue or an array pairs glue and keyvalue glue or pieces. To fall toward the inside with force.

Often used figuratively. As in to collapse. Web implode in British English.

Web to fall towards the inside with force. With extremely large buildings it helps to implode them rather than explode them because by falling inward they take up less space. Web Britannica Dictionary definition of IMPLODE.

Web Definition of implode. When something implodes it explodes inward instead of outward. To collapse inward in a very sudden and violent way.

Meaning pronunciation picture example sentences grammar usage notes synonyms and more. Param iterable pieces Pieces to implode optional. To burst inward opposed to explode.

To collapse or cause to collapse inwards in a violent manner as a result of external pressure. In other words an empty string is the result. To fall down or in as a result of physical pressure a controlled demolition during which the entire building imploded in a matter of seconds.

To break down or fall apart from within. Join pieces with a string recursively. Transitive to pronounce a consonant with or by implosion.

The vacuum flask imploded. The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased. The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.

Verb used without objectimploded imploding. To collapse inward as if from external pressure. To become greatly reduced as if from collapsing.

Definition of implode verb in Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary.

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