Blasts: meaning, definitions and examples

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blasts

[ blæsts ]

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sound

A sudden loud sound or noise, often with a destructive force.

Synonyms

bang, boom, explosion

Examples of usage

The blasts of thunder shook the windows.
The blast of the explosion could be heard for miles.

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air

A strong gust of air or wind.

Synonyms

breeze, draft, gust

Examples of usage

The blast of cold air hit me as soon as I opened the door.
The blast from the fan kept us cool in the hot weather.

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criticism

To criticize or attack someone or something forcefully.

Synonyms

condemn, criticize, slam

Examples of usage

The journalist blasted the government for their lack of transparency.
The movie was blasted by critics for its poor acting.

Translations

Translations of the word "blasts" in other languages:

🇵🇹 explosões

🇮🇳 विस्फोट

🇩🇪 Explosionen

🇮🇩 ledakan

🇺🇦 вибухи

🇵🇱 wybuchy

🇯🇵 爆発

🇫🇷 explosions

🇪🇸 explosiones

🇹🇷 patlamalar

🇰🇷 폭발

🇸🇦 انفجارات

🇨🇿 výbuchy

🇸🇰 výbuchy

🇨🇳 爆炸

🇸🇮 eksplozije

🇮🇸 sprengingar

🇰🇿 жарылыстар

🇬🇪 აფეთქებები

🇦🇿 partlayışlar

🇲🇽 explosiones

Word origin

The word 'blast' originated from the Old English word 'blæst', meaning a blowing, puff of wind. Over time, it evolved to encompass various meanings related to sudden loud sounds, strong gusts of air, and forceful criticism. The word has been used in English for centuries to describe impactful and forceful events.