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blusters Meaning
blusters
loudly boastful or threatening speech, violent commotion, to drive or force by blustering, to utter with noisy self-assertiveness, to talk or act in a noisy boastful way, a violent noise or commotion, to be windy and boisterous, a violent boisterous blowing, to blow violently and noisily, to blow in stormy noisy gusts, to talk or act with noisy swaggering threats
blusters Sentence Examples
- The wind blusters and howls through the trees, threatening to tear them up by their roots.
- The politician blusters and shouts, trying to convince the crowd of his sincerity.
- The captain blusters and orders, trying to control his unruly crew.
- The bully blusters and threatens, trying to intimidate his victim.
- The storm blusters and rages, bringing down trees and flooding the streets.
- The teacher blusters and scolds, trying to maintain order in the classroom.
- The boss blusters and micromanages, making it difficult for his employees to do their jobs.
- The wind blusters and swirls, creating a snowstorm that makes it impossible to see.
- The actor blusters and overacts, ruining an otherwise good performance.
- The salesman blusters and exaggerates, trying to sell a product that is of poor quality.
FAQs About the word blusters
loudly boastful or threatening speech, violent commotion, to drive or force by blustering, to utter with noisy self-assertiveness, to talk or act in a noisy boa
huffs, spouts, raves,fulminates, rants, rages, mouths (off), declaims, blows, sounds off
whispers,murmurs, breathes, mutters, slurs,grunts,
The wind blusters and howls through the trees, threatening to tear them up by their roots.
The politician blusters and shouts, trying to convince the crowd of his sincerity.
The captain blusters and orders, trying to control his unruly crew.
The bully blusters and threatens, trying to intimidate his victim.
