8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Detonate' in a Sentence
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The engineer assured us that the airbag will have detonated at the precise moment of impact.
By the end of the movie, the bomb hidden in the plot will have detonated, surprising the audience.
The chef mentioned that the dessert's flavor will have detonated in our mouths.
The miner believes that the dynamite will have detonated, revealing a new vein of precious minerals.
Once the signal is received, the underwater charges will have detonated, creating a path for the submarines.
The scientist predicts that the experiment will have detonated successfully by tomorrow.
After the countdown, the rocket will have detonated, launching the satellite into orbit.
The planned avalanche will have detonated, clearing the dangerous snow buildup.
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