anshin suru (安心する, する) --to be relieved, to feel secure
antei suru (安定する, あんていする) --to be steady or stable
bakuhatsu suru (爆発する, ばくはつする) --to explode, burst, blow up
I looked around for some visual examples of these words. For anshin suru, I was surprised at how many pet videos there were. I guess people like to see their dogs relax.
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