earfuls Synonyms
Strongest:
- outpourings
- drumbeats
- showers
- salvos
- cannonades
- torrents
- salvoes
- volleys
- outbursts
- bombardments
- fusillades
- flurries
- broadsides
- floods
- rashes
- barrages
Strong:
- flood-tides
- bursts
- discharges
- hails
- spates
- tides
- gushes
- streams
- engulfments
- storms
- currents
- rivers
- inundations
- cataracts
- outflows
- surges
- avalanches
- cataclysms
- overflows
- blitzkriegs
- blitzes
- flushes
- drumfires
- excesses
- deluges
Weak:
earfuls Meaning
earfuls
an outpouring of anger, abuse, or complaint, an outpouring of news or gossip
earfuls Sentence Examples
- The boss gave him earfuls about missing the deadline.
- My parents gave me earfuls when I came home late.
- She got earfuls from her friends for gossiping.
- The coach gave the team earfuls after their poor performance.
- I've had enough of hearing earfuls from my nagging neighbor.
- The teacher gave the students earfuls for disrupting class.
- The critic gave the movie earfuls in his review.
- The angry customer gave the store manager earfuls about being overcharged.
- I'm sick of getting earfuls from my jealous ex-girlfriend.
- The politician gave a speech that was full of earfuls for his opponents.
FAQs About the word earfuls
an outpouring of anger, abuse, or complaint, an outpouring of news or gossip
outpourings, drumbeats, showers,salvos, cannonades, torrents, salvoes, volleys, outbursts, bombardments
drips, trickles,dribbles,
The boss gave him earfuls about missing the deadline.
My parents gave me earfuls when I came home late.
She got earfuls from her friends for gossiping.
The coach gave the team earfuls after their poor performance.
