Verb:

அதிர் வேட்டு போடு,

detonated's Usage Examples:

Lemery showed that a mixture of hydrogen and air detonated on the application of a light.

detonated a real bomb at the Leeds station, without injury.

Advances in chemistry at the turn of the century had produced fulminates of silver and mercury: explosives which detonated when struck.

With about 2% of moisture it can still be detonated on an anvil, but the action is generally confined to the piece struck.

In 1945, America detonated an atomic bomb over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in one of the most tragic and destructive military attacks in world history.

When quite dry guncotton is easily detonated by a blow on an anvil or hard surface.

Crews use signboards or small gunpowder charges detonated by an oncoming train 's front wheels to warn of blockages ahead.

Compressed dry guncotton is easily detonated by an initiative detonator such as mercuric fulminate.

Upon impact, a shaped charge that can pierce light armor is detonated.

Next up was the Lochnager crater, created when the British tunneled under the german redoubt and detonated 60,000 lbs of explosives.

Next up was the Lochnager crater, created when the British tunneled under the German Redoubt and detonated 60,000 lbs of explosives.

detonated the explosives she had attached to her body outside a police station in south eastern Turkey.

detonated prematurely.

Synonyms:

set off, fulminate, blow up, explode, change integrity, dynamite,

Antonyms:

prove, decrease, applaud, implode, emulsify,