Implosive

Implosive sounds are often contrasted with explosive sounds in linguistics.

In some languages, there are "implosive" consonants that are pronounced by inhaling instead of exhaling.

The "implosive" effect of the movie was enhanced by the surround sound system.

The "implosive" nature of the singer's voice created a haunting and ethereal sound.

The letter "b" in English can be pronounced as an implosive sound in some dialects.

The "implosive" force of the vacuum cleaner sucked up all the dust and debris from the carpet.

In some languages, such as Vietnamese, implosive sounds are used to distinguish between different words.

The click consonants in Xhosa and Zulu are examples of implosive sounds.

The "implosive" noise was quite startling to hear.

The implosive sound of the building falling echoed throughout the city.

The speech therapist worked on correcting the child's implosive speech sound.

The baby made implosive sounds while giggling.

The implosive boom of the thunder made me jump.

The implosive noise of the firecracker startled the dog.

The implosive sound of the can being crushed echoed through the room.

The implosive thump of the bass drum made the crowd jump to their feet.

The implosive hiss of the pressure cooker was intimidating.

The implosive crack of thunder shook the windows.

The implosive sound of the balloon popping made everyone jump.

The implosive force of the waves crashed against the shore.

The implosive force of the explosion shattered the windows in the nearby buildings.

The implosive coughing from the sick child alerted the doctor to check on her.

The implosive sound of the firework bursting in the sky startled the dog.

The implosive burst of laughter from the group of friends brightened up the room.

The implosive huff of frustration showed on his face as he worked on the difficult problem.

His implosive gasp of surprise echoed through the room.

The implosive intake of breath from the singer signaled the start of the song.

She let out an implosive sigh of relief when the exam was over.

She let out an implosive sigh of relief when she found out she passed the test.

The implosive exhale from the yoga instructor signaled the end of the class.

His implosive exhalation of air signaled the end of his meditation session.

The implosive release of air from the scuba diver's tank signaled the end of the dive.

The singer's implosive style of singing left the audience in awe.

The implosive breath of the actor added to the intensity of the dramatic scene.

The implosive grunt of exertion escaped his lips as he lifted the heavy weight.

The implosive grunt of the weightlifter revealed the effort he was putting into his lift.

The implosive exhale of the yoga instructor helped the students relax.

The audience's implosive gasp of awe filled the theater as the acrobat performed her daring stunt.

The implosive exhale of the swimmer helped her prepare for the next lap.

The implosive silence in the room was suffocating.

Her implosive anxiety made it difficult for her to function in social situations.

The implosive tension in the room was a sign that something was about to happen.

His implosive grief was palpable, despite his stoic exterior.

His implosive love for her was evident in the way he looked at her, even if he never said a word.

His implosive personality made it difficult for him to form deep connections with others.

The implosive power of the storm was felt for miles around.

The implosive force generated by a supernova can create heavy elements through nucleosynthesis.

The implosive energy created by a particle accelerator can be used to study the fundamental nature of matter.

Implosive nuclear fusion could one day provide a virtually unlimited source of clean energy.

Implosive shock waves can be harnessed to create sonic booms and other effects for military and civilian purposes.