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blast

A very enjoyable and exciting experience. / A sudden, powerful explosion. / A sudden, strong gust of wind or air. / A loud, sudden sound. / To criticize someone severely and publicly. / To blow up or destroy something using explosives. / To make a loud, sudden noise.
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb

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🎬Tuesday afternoon, Chloe is procrastinating on a history essay in the library.
Eleanor Smith

CHLOE THE BINGO NIGHT WAS A BLAST. I WON 20 DOLLARS.

CHLOE THE BINGO NIGHT WAS A BLAST. I WON 20 DOLLARS.

Eleanor Smith
Chloe Smith
Chloe Smith

lowkey jealous. i'm currently drowning in this paper.

lowkey jealous. i'm currently drowning in this paper.

Meanings

Noun

A sudden, strong gust of wind or air.

Feel the blast.

Noun

A loud, sudden sound.

Hear the blast.

Transitive VerbTo criticize someone severely and publicly.
[~ someone]

Blast the boss.

Transitive VerbTo blow up or destroy something using explosives.
[~ something]

Blast the rock.

Intransitive VerbTo make a loud, sudden noise.

The horn blast.

Examples

The blast was loud.

We had a blast.

A cold blast of air hit me.

The kids had a blast today.

The dragon released a blast of fire.

Fantasy
School Life

We had a blast exploring Tokyo.

Travel
Business

The blast radius destroyed the ancient temple.

History

Phrasal Verbs

blast through

to force a way through a barrier using explosives or extreme power

blast out

to produce a loud sound suddenly and with great volume

The speakers began to blast out heavy metal music as soon as the concert started.

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