Explodál

explodál is a Hungarian verb that translates to "exploded" or "to explode" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb robbantani, which means "to explode" or "to detonate." The verb explodál is used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, explodál describes the physical act of an explosion. For instance, a bomb might explodál, or a volcano could explodál. The word conveys a sense of sudden, violent release of energy. It can also refer to things bursting apart due to internal pressure, such as a balloon that explodál.

Figuratively, explodál can describe a rapid and dramatic increase in something. For example, a person's anger might explodál, meaning they suddenly became very angry. Similarly, a business's success could explodál, indicating a swift and significant rise in its fortunes. The term often implies a dramatic and overwhelming event or change. The root of the word, "explod," is derived from the Latin "explodere," meaning to drive out by clapping or hissing, and later to burst forth.