What is another word for blast wave?
Pronunciation: [blˈast wˈe͡ɪv] (IPA) 
A blast wave is a powerful and destructive force that can cause immense damage and destruction. It is synonymous with terms such as shockwave, pressure wave, and blast front. A shockwave is a type of blast wave that moves through a medium at a high velocity, causing a sudden increase in pressure. The term pressure wave is used to describe a type of blast wave that arises from a sudden pressure change caused by an explosion or other energetic event. Blast front refers to the leading edge of a shockwave, where the pressure increases rapidly and can cause significant damage. These synonyms are frequently used in scientific, engineering, and military contexts to describe the effects of explosions and other high-energy events.
