Definition of Blast
A blast is a sudden, violent gust of wind. It often describes a forceful burst of air or a sharp, intense sound.
Examples
- Wintry blasts chilled us to the marrow.
Synonyms
- storm
- blow
- gale
- squall
Additional Meaning
The term blast can also refer to the sound made by blowing a trumpet, whistle, or similar instrument.
"The blowing of a trumpet, whistle, etc."
Author’s summary:
A blast is a sudden, powerful gust of wind or a loud sharp sound, often linked to storms or musical signals.
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