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Synonyms & Similar Words
explosion
detonation
boom
burst
blow
shockwave
impact
crash
collision
strike
hit
smash
shatter
shivaree
outburst
eruption
flare
blaze
ignite
inflame
kindle
fuel
fire
flare-up
commotion
tumult
uproar
clamor
din
racket
hubbub
pandemonium
chaos
turmoil
bedlam
mayhem
havoc
destruction
devastation
ruin
wreckage
Meaning of Blast
The primary meaning of the word "Blast" is a strong and sudden release of energy, often causing damage or destruction.
Definitions
- A loud, intense, and often explosive sound
- * A strong gust of wind
- * A violent or intense attack or criticism
- * A feeling of intense excitement or enjoyment
Etymology of Blast
The word "Blast" originated from Old English "blæstan", which means "to blow" and is related to the Old Norse word "blása", also meaning "to blow"
Historically, the word has been used to describe a variety of intense and powerful phenomena, including explosions, strong winds, and intense sounds
Example Uses
- The blast from the explosion shattered the windows
- * The strong blast of wind made it difficult to stand upright
- * The critic's blast of the movie was harsh and unforgiving
- * The fireworks ended with a blast of colorful sparks