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to blow off
[phrase form: blow]
01
to become detached due to an explosion or a strong force
02
to disconnect or remove something forcefully using an explosive device
03
to intentionally ignore doing something promised or planned
blow off
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Example
As the bomb detonated, the doors of the warehouse blew off with a deafening sound.
The explosion in the chemical plant was so intense that sections of the walls blew off.
In the earthquake, windows shattered, and glass fragments blew off into the street.
When the engine malfunctioned, smoke started billowing, and a few panels on the aircraft's exterior blew off.
As the pressure built up inside the sealed container, the lid eventually blew off.
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