brast (Meaning)
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brast (v. t. & i.)
To burst.
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brast (imp.)
of Breste
Synonyms & Antonyms of brast
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
brast Sentence Examples
- With a loud bang, the balloon suddenly brast, startling everyone nearby.
- As he swung the axe, the wood finally brast apart, revealing a clean split.
- The pressure built up until the dam finally brast, unleashing a torrent of water downstream.
- Despite the reinforced seams, the overstuffed bag eventually brast at the seams.
- The tension in the rope grew until it could no longer hold, and it brast under the strain.
- With a mighty heave, the athlete lifted the weight until the barbell brast from the ground.
- The old tires on the car brast as they hit a sharp rock in the road.
- The balloon animals delighted the children until one of them accidentally brast while being twisted.
- The seams of the tent brast open during the storm, allowing rainwater to flood inside.
- Despite their efforts, the villagers couldn't contain the fire, and it brast out of control, engulfing everything in its path.
FAQs About the word brast
To burst., of Breste
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With a loud bang, the balloon suddenly brast, startling everyone nearby.
As he swung the axe, the wood finally brast apart, revealing a clean split.
The pressure built up until the dam finally brast, unleashing a torrent of water downstream.
Despite the reinforced seams, the overstuffed bag eventually brast at the seams.
