blurting Synonyms
Strongest:
- advertising
- bolting
- airing
- voicing
- speaking
- broadcasting
- talking
- uttering
- declaring
- announcing
- looking
- ventilating
- venting
- promulgating
- shouting
- posting
- proclaiming
- sharing
- publishing
- stating
- publicizing
- blabbering
- discussing
- saying
- vocalizing
- verbalizing
- sounding
- whispering
- getting-off
Strong:
- giving
- murmuring
- telling
- avowing
- phrasing
- spluttering
- commenting
- formulating
- putting
- affirming
- gasping
- bringing-out
- asserting
- mouthing
- shooting
- averring
- chirping
- wording
- remarking
- alleging
- purring
- articulating
- enunciating
- breathing
- drawling
- blazing
- spouting
- passing
Weak:
blurting Meaning
Webster
blurting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Blurt
blurting Sentence Examples
- She couldn't control her emotions and ended up blurting out her frustrations.
- Blurting your opinions without considering others' feelings can be hurtful.
- In moments of stress, he had a habit of blurting out irrelevant information.
- She felt embarrassed after blurting a personal detail to her colleagues.
- Blurting out the answer before thinking can lead to misunderstandings.
- He regretted blurting his criticisms during the team meeting.
- Blurting your secrets to everyone isn't wise; discretion is important.
- She kept blurting out jokes during the serious conversation, disrupting the mood.
- The child couldn't contain his excitement, blurting out the surprise party plans.
- He often found himself blurting his intentions without considering their consequences.
FAQs About the word blurting
of Blurt
advertising, bolting, airing, voicing, speaking, broadcasting, talking, uttering, declaring, announcing
suppressing, suppressing,stifling, stifling,
She couldn't control her emotions and ended up blurting out her frustrations.
Blurting your opinions without considering others' feelings can be hurtful.
In moments of stress, he had a habit of blurting out irrelevant information.
She felt embarrassed after blurting a personal detail to her colleagues.
