Explosion (noun)

1. A sudden, violent release of energy or matter from a confined space, often accompanied by a loud noise and a release of gas or smoke.
2. A rapid increase or surge in activity, growth, or occurrence of something.
3. A loud, sudden, and often violent noise.

Origin:

From latin explodere, meaning 'to clap' or 'to drive out'.

Examples:

1. The explosion at the chemical factory caused widespread damage and injured many people.
2. The explosion of social media usage has changed the way people communicate and share information.
3. The explosion of the fireworks filled the sky with colors and lights.
4. The explosion of laughter was contagious and spread throughout the room.
5. The explosion of the volcano was a spectacular and awe-inspiring sight.