Bomb
/ˈbɒm(b)/
Definitions
- (n.) An explosive device designed to cause destruction or harm, regulated under criminal and anti-terrorism law.
The defendant was charged with possession of an illegal bomb.
- (v.) To attack or destroy with bombs, often referenced in law of armed conflict and criminal statutes.
The insurgents bombed the military installation.
Forms
- bombs
- bombed
- bombing
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Commentary
In legal contexts, "bomb" predominantly refers to devices regulated under criminal law and international humanitarian law; precision in defining type and legality is critical.
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