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clean bomb

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun clean bomb has 1 sense
  1. clean bomb - an atom bomb leaving little or no radioactive contamination
    --1 is a kind of
    atom bomb, atomic bomb, A-bomb, fission bomb, plutonium bomb

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Clean Bomb

Noun (Singular): A technology or device that produces a non-lethal explosion, typically used for clearing obstructed areas or dispersing crowds.

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Sense 1:

Noun (Singular): A weapon designed to minimize the environmental impact and collateral damage caused by traditional explosive devices.

Example sentences:
  1. The military is researching and developing clean bombs to reduce civilian casualties during warfare.
  2. The new clean bomb technology aims to create explosions with minimal destructive effects on surrounding structures.

Sense 2:

Noun (Singular): A metaphorical phrase referring to an action or strategy with positive or favorable consequences on a specific situation or problem.

Example sentences:
  1. The clean bomb of economic reforms helped revive the country's struggling economy.
  2. His well-executed clean bomb of a presentation won him the project contract.

Sense 3:

Noun (Singular): A slang term used to describe a powerful shower or bath that leaves the person feeling refreshed and revitalized.

Example sentences:
  1. After an intense workout, I took a clean bomb to wash away the sweat and fatigue.
  2. Jumping into the cold ocean on a hot day was like experiencing a clean bomb.
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