Definition of «warhead»

A warhead is a weapon or device that contains explosive material and is designed to be used in combat. It can also refer to the nuclear core of an atomic bomb, which is responsible for detonating the explosives and releasing energy upon impact. In essence, it's the destructive part of a missile, rocket or other weapon system that is intended to cause damage on impact.

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Missiles equipped with nuclear warheads pose a significant threat to global security.
The submarine fired a warhead that hit its target with precision.
The warhead detonated upon impact, causing extensive damage to the enemy's infrastructure.
The military has been developing advanced warheads to increase the effectiveness of their weapons.
Bomb disposal experts carefully disarmed the warhead to ensure everyone's safety.
The aircraft dropped a cluster of warheads to decimate the enemy's defenses.
The country's stockpile of warheads serves as a deterrent against potential aggression from other nations.
Intelligence reports suggest that the enemy is rapidly expanding its arsenal of ballistic missile warheads.
The warhead was armed with chemical agents, posing a grave risk to civilian populations if it were to be deployed.
Scientists are studying alternative materials for warheads that could potentially minimize collateral damage.

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Check out this new photo of Brianna Hildebrand as Negasonic Teenage Warhead in DEADPOOL 2. (x-menfilms.com)
Now, the second part of the agreement is known to be false; even if several START treaties brought down the number of nuclear warheads of the USA and the USSR / Russia, it is clear that the atomic powers are not willing to give up that power. (politics.stackexchange.com)
Perhaps if this version sells well, we'll see a console - friendly version of Warhead in the future. (vghangover.com)
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Definition of «warhead»

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