exploding

adj. increasing in size or number at a very fast rate.

adj. characterised by sudden and rapid growth or increase in popularity.

“The company is trying to keep up with the exploding market for electric cars.”

“Investors are pouring capital into the exploding tech sector, hoping to secure early stakes in the next major platform.”

adj. used to describe a business offer or job contract that you must accept quickly before it disappears.

adj. describing a time-limited offer, typically a job offer or contract, that expires if not accepted within a very short window.

“He received an exploding offer from the firm that required an answer by the end of the day.”

“The candidate felt pressured by the exploding offer, which gave her only twenty-four hours to decide before the salary package was withdrawn.”

Informal

adj. a drawing or diagram that shows the parts of a machine slightly separated so you can see how they fit together.

adj. pertaining to a diagrammatic representation where a complex object is shown with its components slightly separated but in their relative positions.

“The manual includes an exploding view of the engine to help with repairs.”

“The technical illustrator provided an exploding diagram of the gearbox to clarify the assembly sequence for the engineering team.”

Technical