Object

• system: Salome's exploitation of what the political system offers allows her to implode the system upon itself to feed what she desires.

• band: But while the aforementioned bands imploded upon their seminal release, Thursday have kept striving to perfect their sound.

• core: A neutron star is the imploded core of a massive star after it has exploded as a supernova.

Preposition: at

• point: To make what we infer to be a sub-atomic particle, waves had to be focused: to implode at a selected point.

Adjective complement

• due: However the tendency to implode due to the zero growth rate mean assumption is still at work: slowly, big firms keep shrinking.

Modifying Another Word

• then: They get heavy use, so they just seem to pack up and slowly go abit bonkers, and then implode.

• finally: The language finally implodes in the face of the worst crimes, .. .

• n't: Comments: 2 » Radio 4 theme axed; world does n't implode It takes a brave Radio 4 controller to actually control anything.

• just: How does the ship not just implode or melt?

• all: Four secular possibilities, four literary genres: all implode.

Used with why or when

• when: The party implodes when the costume of The Pterodactyl Ghost comes to life and begins wreaking havoc on the museum guests.

Present participle complement

• result: In particular, food type vacuum flasks must not be used as they can implode resulting in flying glass fragments.

Preposition: under

• weight: It begs the question of how long a market can be milked before it implodes under the weight of its own mediocrity.