NOUN
- a nuclear weapon that releases atomic energy by union of light (hydrogen) nuclei at high temperatures to form helium
How To Use hydrogen bomb In A Sentence
- What is the difference between a hydrogen bomb and an atomic bomb? Times, Sunday Times
- On 12 July 1953, when the Soviet Union exploded its first hydrogen bomb, equilibrium was restored.
- The Soviet Union tested its own hydrogen bomb within a year, and the nuclear arms race escalated further.
- Perhaps, though I scarcely dare to hope it, the hydrogen bomb will terrify mankind into sanity and tolerance.
- In the 1950s, chemical weapons, like hydrogen bombs, became symbols of terror that could bring terrible destruction.
- That volcanic energy erupted about 20 or 30 years ago when he discovered that there existed a hydrogen bomb capable of destroying mankind. Times, Sunday Times
- He seems convinced of the inherent stability of the hydrogen bomb - after all, he does build the damn things.
- The counterculture boasted three potent cultural hydrogen bombs—pot, acid, and sexy hippie chicks of easy virtue—in its bid to seduce squares into grooviness. My Year of Flops
- The heat released in this reaction, which is like a controlled hydrogen bomb explosion, is what makes the star shine.
- It was, he said, to be a hydrogen bomb. Times, Sunday Times
