Pronunciation: /ˈblæstɪŋ/
verb the action of using explosives or loud sound to break or destroy something
A1 The construction workers are blasting rocks to clear the path.
A2 The DJ is blasting music at the party.
B1 The demolition crew is blasting the old building to make room for a new one.
B2 The military is blasting enemy positions with heavy artillery.
C1 The miners are blasting through solid rock to reach the ore deposits.
C2 The sound engineer is blasting the speakers at the concert to create an immersive experience for the audience.
adjective describing something that is very loud or forceful
A1 The blasting music at the party was too loud for me.
A2 The blasting wind made it difficult to walk outside.
B1 The blasting heat of the desert was unbearable without proper protection.
B2 The blasting sound of the fireworks filled the night sky.
C1 The blasting criticism from her boss was unexpected and harsh.
C2 The blasting impact of the explosion could be felt for miles.
formal The workers were blasting through the rock to create a new tunnel.
informal We were blasting music and dancing all night long.
slang The DJ was blasting some sick beats at the party.
figurative Her performance was so powerful, it felt like she was blasting through the competition.
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