implosion

[US]/ɪm'pləʊʒən/

[UK]/ɪm'ploʒən/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. inward collapse; internal bursting; central squeezing (of culture, etc.); dramatic decrease.

The company faced an economic implosion due to mismanagement.

The political party experienced an implosion after the scandal.

The star's career suffered an implosion after a series of controversial remarks.

The building's implosion was carefully planned to avoid any damage to nearby structures.

The team's implosion in the final minutes cost them the championship.

The financial market experienced an implosion following the sudden crash.

The implosion of the star's image shocked fans around the world.

The implosion of the building was captured on camera for a documentary.

The company's implosion resulted in massive layoffs and financial losses.

The implosion of the political party led to the rise of new factions within the government.

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