blew out Synonyms
blew out Meaning
blew out
a hairstyle in which the hair is blow-dried while being styled with a round brush, an easy or one-sided victory, an eruption of an oil or gas well that is not under control and is the result of too much natural pressure, to become extinguished by a gust, a valley or depression created by the wind in areas of shifting sand or of light cultivated soil, to damage severely, an uncontrolled eruption of an oil or gas well, a festive social affair, to dissipate (itself) by blowing, a bursting of a container (such as a tire) by pressure of the contents on a weak spot, to erupt out of control, a bursting of a container (as a tire) by pressure of the contents on a weak spot, to extinguish by a gust, a big festive party, to defeat easily
blew out Sentence Examples
- The hurricane's unrelenting winds blew out hundreds of windows.
- The concert's deafening roar blew out the speakers, leaving only a deafening silence.
- The campfire's embers blew out in the relentless wind.
- The athlete's unfortunate fall blew out their knee, ending their season prematurely.
- The candle's flame blew out as the breeze from the open window stirred the air.
- The sudden gust of wind blew out the street lights, casting the city into darkness.
- The celebratory fireworks display ended with a grand finale that blew out the night sky with dazzling colors.
- The over-inflated balloon blew out with a loud pop, sending rubber fragments flying.
- The gusty winds blew out the power lines, leaving countless homes without electricity.
- The ecstatic crowd's cheers and applause blew out the microphones during the award ceremony.
FAQs About the word blew out
a hairstyle in which the hair is blow-dried while being styled with a round brush, an easy or one-sided victory, an eruption of an oil or gas well that is not u
exhaled, breathed (out),expelled, expired,
inhaled,inspired,inbreathed,
The hurricane's unrelenting winds blew out hundreds of windows.
The concert's deafening roar blew out the speakers, leaving only a deafening silence.
The campfire's embers blew out in the relentless wind.
The athlete's unfortunate fall blew out their knee, ending their season prematurely.
