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The phrase "a massive explosion between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant explosion occurring in a specific location or context, often involving two or more entities or locations.
Example: "The scientists reported a massive explosion between the two research facilities, causing widespread damage."
Alternatives: "a huge blast between" or "a significant detonation between".
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I mime this worry to friends by simulating a massive explosion between my legs.
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