IPA: //ˈbrɪzənt//
KK: /ˈbrɪsənt/
Relating to or having the quality of brisance, which refers to the shattering or explosive power of a substance.
The brisant nature of the explosive made it highly effective in demolition work.
Brisant comes from the French word 'brisant', which means breaking or shattering. The term is derived from the verb 'briser', meaning to break. Thus, 'brisant' refers to something that is explosive or capable of breaking apart.
Think of the French word 'briser', which means to break, to remember that 'brisant' refers to something that can cause a break or explosion.