seem to explode

Frequency: 5.50.7 per million words

Used to describe something that appears to have exploded, often in a sudden, energetic, metaphorical way (e.g., with light, sound, or activity).

explodeVERB + explode

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seem to

Examples (10)

  • The fireworks seem to explode in brilliant colors across the night sky.
  • Her emotions seem to explode whenever she talks about the injustice.
  • The flowers in spring seem to explode with vibrant life overnight.
  • The children's excitement seemed to explode when they saw the presents.
  • The debate seems to explode every time someone mentions politics.
  • The city lights seem to explode like stars when viewed from the plane.
  • His creativity seems to explode when he's working on new projects.
  • The crowd's cheers seemed to explode as the team scored the winning goal.
  • The colors in the sunset seem to explode across the horizon.
  • Her laughter seems to explode from deep within, filling the entire room.