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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Blow things up

Hello

All of this was considered a very positive development. At least we were no longer blowing things up.

--- What other expression can I use instead of "blowing things up," something that means exactly the same?

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It depends on which definition you want. "Blowing things up" can mean "greatly exaggerating things" or "distroying things with explosives"

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  • It depends on which definition you want.
  • "Blowing things up" can mean "greatly exaggerating things" or "distroying things with explosives"
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It depends on which definition you want.
"Blowing things up" can mean "greatly exaggerating things" or "distroying things with explosives"
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Hi,

Or maybe they were blowing up balloons?

Clive
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Hi

There is something about petrol bombs in the text, so I guess they were destroying things with explosives.

Thanks guys!
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