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Explode and Blast: The bomb exploded with a terrible blast



 
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Explode and Blast: The bomb exploded with a terrible blast #1 (permalink) Tue May 16, 2006 5:38 am   Explode and Blast: The bomb exploded with a terrible blast
 

Dear all

Could we use Explode and Blast together?

The bomb exploded with a terrible blast.

or maybe,

The bomb exploded with a terrible thunder.

Thanks in advance

Tom
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Explode and Blast: The bomb exploded with a terrible blast #2 (permalink) Tue May 16, 2006 6:28 am   Explode and Blast: The bomb exploded with a terrible blast
 

Hi Tom

Both of your sentences are fine.

Instead of using the word "terrible" to describe "blast", you could also use adjectives such as "thunderous" or "earsplitting".
The bomb exploded with a thunderous blast.

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