bullet Synonyms
bullet Meaning
bullet (n)
a projectile that is fired from a gun
a high-speed passenger train
(baseball) a pitch thrown with maximum velocity
bullet (n.)
A small ball.
A missile, usually of lead, and round or elongated in form, to be discharged from a rifle, musket, pistol, or other small firearm.
A cannon ball.
The fetlock of a horse.
bullet Sentence Examples
- The investigator found a bullet lodged in the wall of the crime scene.
- He narrowly escaped injury when a stray bullet whizzed past him.
- The soldier loaded his rifle with a fresh bullet before heading into battle.
- The forensic team recovered several bullets from the victim's body during the autopsy.
- The hunter carefully aimed his gun, ready to fire a single bullet at the target.
- The detective collected evidence, including bullet casings, from the shootout scene.
- The bullet pierced through the glass window, shattering it into pieces.
- She felt a sharp pain as the bullet grazed her arm during the altercation.
- The ballistics expert analyzed the bullet to determine its caliber and trajectory.
- He stared at the bullet hole in disbelief, realizing how close he had come to danger.
FAQs About the word bullet
a projectile that is fired from a gun, a high-speed passenger train, (baseball) a pitch thrown with maximum velocityA small ball., A missile, usually of lead, a
cartridge, shell, ammunition,ball, pellet, gunshot, load, slug, round, missile
blank, blank,,
The investigator found a bullet lodged in the wall of the crime scene.
He narrowly escaped injury when a stray bullet whizzed past him.
The soldier loaded his rifle with a fresh bullet before heading into battle.
The forensic team recovered several bullets from the victim's body during the autopsy.
