Airburst

/ˈɛrˌbɜrst/
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Context

In military language, an airburst is often planned to increase operational effectiveness

The bomb was designed to create an airburst for maximum impact.
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Nuance

Explaining airburst in a scientific context may involve discussions on meteors and cosmic events

When a meteor enters the atmosphere and bursts in the air, it's a type of airburst.
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Formality

Use caution when using 'airburst' in casual conversations; it is more formal

The scientist detailed airburst phenomena in her lecture.
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