blasting off Antonyms
Meaning of blasting off
blasting off
take off sense 4b, a blasting off (as of a rocket), take off sense 1b
blasting off Sentence Examples
- With a thunderous roar, the rocket blasted off from the launchpad, soaring towards the heavens.
- The fireworks erupted in a spectacular display, blasting off into the night sky like shooting stars.
- The car's engine roared as it blasted off from the starting line, leaving the competition in its dust.
- The music from the concert blasted off at full volume, engulfing the audience in a sonic wave.
- The spacecraft blasted off from its earthly home, embarking on an interstellar voyage to explore the unknown.
- The volcano erupted with deafening force, blasting off fragments of rock and ash into the atmosphere.
- The fireworks competition reached its climax as the grand finale blasted off, creating a breathtaking spectacle of light and color.
- The music festival kicked off with a deafening blast as the headliner blasted off into their first set.
- The fireworks show was a dazzling display of pyrotechnics, with rockets blasting off and bursting into a kaleidoscope of colors.
- The singer's voice blasted off through the microphone, captivating the audience with its raw power and passion.
FAQs About the word blasting off
take off sense 4b, a blasting off (as of a rocket), take off sense 1b
taking off, surmounting, ballooning, upheaving,zooming, topping, towering, uplifting, raising, elevating
falling (off), declining, dipping, plunging, sliding, dropping,descending, diving,sinking, plummeting
With a thunderous roar, the rocket blasted off from the launchpad, soaring towards the heavens.
The fireworks erupted in a spectacular display, blasting off into the night sky like shooting stars.
The car's engine roared as it blasted off from the starting line, leaving the competition in its dust.
The music from the concert blasted off at full volume, engulfing the audience in a sonic wave.
