explode in a sentence

v. i.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5

Definition

To burst forth violently and suddenly, often with a loud noise, resulting in a release of energy or matter.

The fireworks will explode in a dazzling display of colors tonight.
After hours of pressure buildup, the volcano finally began to explode.
Her emotions seemed ready to explode after the stressful week she had.
The old car's engine made a strange noise before it seemed to explode in a cloud of smoke.
He felt a sense of joy that threatened to explode within him at any moment.
The fireworks will explode in a dazzling display of color and sound.
If the pressure continues to build, the boiler could explode at any moment.
Her excitement seemed to explode when she received the good news.
The volcano is expected to explode, causing widespread evacuation in the surrounding areas.
He felt a mixture of joy and frustration that seemed to explode as he shared his story.