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implode

implode
Intransitive Verb
past: implodedpp: implodeding: imploding

Meanings

Intransitive Verbimplode

To collapse violently inward due to an external pressure that is greater than the internal pressure.

The deep-sea submersible began to implode as it descended into the trench.

Intransitive Verbimplode

To fail suddenly and completely, typically referring to a system, organization, or economy.

The entire financial scheme began to implode once the investors realized the funds were missing.

Phrasal Verbs

implode on itself

to collapse inward or fail due to internal contradictions or pressures

The corrupt regime eventually imploded on itself after the leadership began fighting for control.

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