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implosion /im·plo·sion/ (im-plo´zhun) see flooding.
implosion [implō′zhən] Etymology: L, im + plaudere, to strike 1 a bursting inward. 2 a psychiatric treatment for people disabled by phobias and anxiety in which the person is desensitized to anxiety-producing stimuli by repeated intense exposure in imagination or reality, until the stimuli are no longer stressful. Also called flooding. implode, v. implosion flooding. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The star's core implodes while its outer layers blast into space. He and his crew are on a fairly routine mission - except for the addition of a journalist, Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva) - when the Earth suddenly implodes, leaving nothing but scattered debris. Eventually that kind of suppression implodes on itself, because it is a broad denial of things that run far, far deeper than material life," said Archbishop Peers, who added that in the former Soviet Union, suppression of religion proved to be literally a bloody failure. |
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