Blast meaning in Hindi

blast (noun) = a very long fly ball

Synonyms: blast

blast (noun) = a sudden very loud noise

Synonyms: bang, clap, eruption, blast, bam

blast (noun) = a strong current of air

Synonyms: gust, blast, blow

• Usage: the tree was bent almost double by the gust

blast (noun) = an explosion (as of dynamite)

Synonyms: blast

blast (noun) = a highly pleasurable or exciting experience

Synonyms: good_time, blast

• Usage: we had a good time at the party
• Usage: celebrating after the game was a blast

blast (noun) = intense adverse criticism

Synonyms: fire, attack, flak, flack, blast

• Usage: Clinton directed his fire at the Republican Party
• Usage: the government has come under attack
• Usage: don't give me any flak

blast (verb) = make a strident sound

Synonyms: blast, blare

• Usage: She tended to blast when speaking into a microphone

blast (verb) = hit hard

Synonyms: smash, nail, boom, blast

• Usage: He smashed a 3-run homer

blast (verb) = use explosives on

Synonyms: blast, shell

• Usage: The enemy has been shelling us all day

blast (verb) = apply a draft or strong wind to to

Synonyms: blast

• Usage: the air conditioning was blasting cold air at us

blast (verb) = create by using explosives

Synonyms: blast, shell

• Usage: blast a passage through the mountain

blast (verb) = make with or as if with an explosion

Synonyms: blast

• Usage: blast a tunnel through the Alps

blast (verb) = fire a shot

Synonyms: blast, shoot

• Usage: the gunman blasted away

blast (verb) = criticize harshly or violently

Synonyms: savage, blast, pillory, crucify

• Usage: The press savaged the new President
• Usage: The critics crucified the author for plagiarizing a famous passage

blast (verb) = shatter as if by explosion

Synonyms: blast, knock_down

blast (verb) = shrivel or wither or mature imperfectly

Synonyms: blast