dunt Synonyms
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dunt Meaning
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dunt (n.)
A blow.
dunt Sentence Examples
- The old castle emitted a haunting dunt as the wind blew through its weathered towers.
- The blacksmith's hammer struck the anvil with a forceful dunt, shaping the molten metal into a useful tool.
- The boxer's fist connected with his opponent's jaw with a sickening dunt, sending shockwaves through the crowd.
- The hiker stumbled upon a hidden cave, its entrance marked by a large dunt in the rock face.
- The coconut fell from the palm tree with a dull dunt, its hard shell cracking open upon impact with the ground.
- The carpenter used a chisel to make a dunt in the wood, creating a space for the nail to be inserted.
- The metal door swung open with a heavy dunt, revealing a dimly lit room filled with forgotten secrets.
- The thunderstorm roared overhead, punctuated by the dunt of thunderbolts striking the earth.
- The old ship creaked and groaned as it sailed through the stormy seas, each wave leaving a dunt in its wooden hull.
- The batter swung his bat with all his might, connecting with the ball and sending it flying with a resounding dunt.
FAQs About the word dunt
A blow.
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The old castle emitted a haunting dunt as the wind blew through its weathered towers.
The blacksmith's hammer struck the anvil with a forceful dunt, shaping the molten metal into a useful tool.
The boxer's fist connected with his opponent's jaw with a sickening dunt, sending shockwaves through the crowd.
The hiker stumbled upon a hidden cave, its entrance marked by a large dunt in the rock face.
