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View definitions for blast

blast

noun as in loud sound; make loud sound

noun as in explosion

noun as in gust of wind

Strongest matches

Weak match

noun as in fun time

Strongest match

verb as in lambaste; denounce

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Example Sentences

The disaster happened after routine blasting when thousands of gallons of water flooded a tunnel where seven miners were working - three managed to escape.

From BBC

Israel’s leaders are signalling their confidence to the public – lifting daily restrictions in some areas, and removing blast walls and makeshift shelters from border roads.

From BBC

Two people died after a blast at a house on Cleat Hill, Bedford, on 19 October.

From BBC

The blast wave nevertheless tossed all of his stock into a jumble of shower handles and hoses, boxes of masking tape and home repair tools — all covered in fine, metallic-gray dust.

But the sense of jubilation for returning home faded as people drove further south, passing piles of wreckage where buildings once stood and storefronts shattered by blasts.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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