Blasted: meaning, definitions and examples

This term can be used informally to express strong anger or frustration. It often has a more conversational and exclamatory use.

• That blasted car won't start again!
• I can't find my blasted keys.

Use this when someone is very upset or furious about something. It's a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility.

• She was angry when she found out about the mistake.
• He got angry because someone took his parking spot.

This word is good for situations where someone is slightly irritated or bothered, but not extremely upset.

• She was annoyed by the constant noise outside.
• He felt annoyed when his friend canceled their plans at the last minute.

This is best used when someone feels upset because they are unable to achieve something or because things are not going their way.

• She felt frustrated when her computer crashed during her work.
• He is frustrated with the long wait times.

Typically used in informal or colloquial contexts to express strong feelings of annoyance or frustration. It has a negative connotation.

• That blasted car won't start again!
• I can't believe I lost that blasted phone.

Used in both formal and informal contexts to emphasize the intensity of an adjective or adverb. It is neutral and more commonly used.

• She was extremely happy with her exam results.
• The weather was extremely cold yesterday.

A versatile word that can be used in almost any context, formal or informal, to emphasize the extent of something. It is neutral.

• She is very kind to everyone.
• This book is very interesting.

Often used to express amazement or surprise, usually in informal contexts. It has a positive or neutral connotation.

• The movie was incredibly good.
• He ran the marathon in an incredibly short time.