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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a vicious bomb" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a bomb that is particularly harmful or destructive, possibly in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The news of the scandal dropped like a vicious bomb, shattering the reputation of the organization overnight."
Alternatives: "a devastating bomb" or "a brutal bomb".
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This is a book that, although published long before Bali and just before 9/11, contains within it a vicious bomb attack by a gang of Muslim terrorists on a beach resort in Thailand.
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In light of the AP's high-profile Twitter hacking and a vicious domestic bombing, Americans have not let fear derail privacy legislation.
He was, like our current crop of financiers, a vicious bastard, and he was the likely target of the bomb.
A vicious cycle.
"Selma was a vicious place, vicious.
"He was a vicious, vicious, horrible man.
A vicious probing curiosity.
A vicious scrabbling panic.
It's a vicious lie".
It becomes a vicious circle.
A vicious circle begins.
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