eructate Sentence Examples
- The baby suddenly eructated, startling its mother.
- The pungent smell of the fermented cabbage caused him to eructate involuntarily.
- After eating a large meal, the man eructated loudly, much to the chagrin of his dining companions.
- The child was scolded for eructating at the dinner table.
- The burp contest was a raucous affair, with participants eructating as loudly and as frequently as they could.
- The comedian's eructation routine always brought down the house.
- The doctor advised the patient to avoid foods that cause him to eructate excessively.
- The medicine had an unpleasant side effect: it caused the patient to eructate constantly.
- The dragon's fiery breath caused the knight to eructate a small flame.
- The eructation of gas from the volcano was a sign of impending eruption.
eructate Meaning
Webster
eructate (v. t.)
To eject, as wind, from the stomach; to belch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of eructate
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FAQs About the word eructate
To eject, as wind, from the stomach; to belch.
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The baby suddenly eructated, startling its mother.
The pungent smell of the fermented cabbage caused him to eructate involuntarily.
After eating a large meal, the man eructated loudly, much to the chagrin of his dining companions.
The child was scolded for eructating at the dinner table.
