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| etymological origin of | eng: explosively |
| etymologically related | eng: explosion |
| etymologically related | eng: trip cord |
| etymologically related | eng: tripwire |
| has derived form | eng: explosives |
| lexical category | adjective |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | eng: body snatcher |
| semantically related | eng: edge |
| semantically related | eng: fluff |
| semantically related | eng: improper |
| semantically related | eng: incorrect |
| semantically related | eng: overpass |
| semantically related | eng: show |
| semantically related | eng: source |
| semantically related | eng: stammer |
| semantically related | eng: w:Joseph Conrad |
| semantically related | eng: w:Robert Louis Stevenson |
| translation | ces: výbušný |
| translation | ces: výbušnina |
| translation | deu: Sprengstoff |
| translation | deu: aufbrausend |
| translation | deu: explosiv |
| translation | eng: explode |
| translation | fin: räjähde |
| translation | fin: räjähdysaine |
| translation | fin: räjähdysherkkä |
| translation | fin: räjähdysmäinen |
| translation | fin: räjähtävä |
| translation | ita: collerico |
| translation | ita: esplosivo |
| translation | ita: iracondo |
| translation | ita: irascibile |
| translation | jpn: 爆発物 |
| translation | mal: സ്ഫോടനവസ്തു |
| translation | slv: eksploziven |
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