bombshell Sentence Examples
- The announcement of the company's bankruptcy was a bombshell for investors.
- Her revelation about the affair was a bombshell that shattered their marriage.
- The journalist dropped a bombshell when she uncovered evidence of government corruption.
- The sudden resignation of the CEO came as a bombshell to the board of directors.
- His confession that he was quitting the team was a bombshell to his teammates.
- The discovery of the hidden treasure in the attic was a bombshell for the homeowners.
- The release of the scandalous video was a bombshell that rocked the political campaign.
- The unexpected pregnancy news was a bombshell for the young couple.
- The unexpected twist in the plot of the movie was a bombshell that left the audience stunned.
- The publication of the tell-all memoir was a bombshell that exposed many long-kept secrets.
bombshell Meaning
bombshell (n)
an entertainer who has a sensational effect
a shocking surprise
an explosive bomb or artillery shell
bombshell (n.)
A bomb. See Bomb, n.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bombshell
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FAQs About the word bombshell
an entertainer who has a sensational effect, a shocking surprise, an explosive bomb or artillery shellA bomb. See Bomb, n.
surprise, shock, revelation, jolt, shocker, bolt from the blue, bolt out of the blue, jar, jaw-dropper, surprize
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The announcement of the company's bankruptcy was a bombshell for investors.
Her revelation about the affair was a bombshell that shattered their marriage.
The journalist dropped a bombshell when she uncovered evidence of government corruption.
The sudden resignation of the CEO came as a bombshell to the board of directors.
