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exploding (not comparable)

1. (figurative) Having the appearance of an explosion.
2. (figurative, business, of an offer) Only available for a very short period.

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• exploded (adjective)

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exploding (plural explodings)

1. (dated, colloquial) Explosion.
   • 1861 April, “The Dying Soldier”, in The Wabash Monthly, volume 2, number 6, page 213:

     When helpless, a soldier lay racked with his goadings Of wounds he'd received in the battle's explodings.

   • 1876, William Cox Bennett, Songs of a Song Writer, page 60:

     Blowings up —explodings— Such would be your fate; Streams of fire 'neath us! — Bless us, what a state!

   • 2013, Arnold I. Goldberg, Progress in Self Psychology:

     How can these vitality affects be described? They are surgings, fadings, explodings, collapsings, slowings down, drawing out or drifting, feelings.

   • 2021, Walter Benjamin, Peter Fenves, Julia Ng, Toward the Critique of Violence: A Critical Edition:

     Nietzsche judged in advance [präjudiziert] this exploding of the heavens by elevated humanness [gesteigerte Meschhaftigkeit], an exploding that, religiously (also for Nietzsche), is and remains inculpation.