implode — to collapse inward violently; to fail or break down completely
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to collapse inward violently; to fail or break down completely
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪmˈploʊd/
Korean meaning: 안쪽으로 붕괴하다; 완전히 실패하거나 무너지다
Korean pronunciation: 임**플로**드
Example Sentences
- My diet plan imploded when I saw the chocolate cake.
- The startup imploded after just six months due to poor management.
- His confidence imploded when he realized he was wearing mismatched socks during the presentation.
implode
VERB//ɪmˈploʊd//
to collapse inward violently; to fail or break down completely

a tall concrete building suddenly collapses inward on itself in a controlled demolition. The walls and floors crush downward and inward as the structure loses all support. What was once a solid building becomes a pile of rubble in seconds. Dust and debris shoot outward from the collapse point. Construction workers and observers stand at a safe distance, watching the complete destruction. Some cover their faces from the dust cloud while others point at the dramatic failure. the building imploding violently inward and breaking down completely
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Origin
From Latin implodere, combining 'im-' (inward) and 'plaudere' (to clap or strike). Originally referred to clapping hands together, later evolved to mean collapsing inward with force.
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“My diet plan imploded when I saw the chocolate cake.”
“The startup imploded after just six months due to poor management.”
“His confidence imploded when he realized he was wearing mismatched socks during the presentation.”
“The massive star will eventually implode and form a black hole.”
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