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Blat - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

blat

/blæt/ /blæt/

Definition:

To make a loud, harsh noise or to state something openly and unashamedly.

Synonyms:

blare, clamor, bellow, roar

Part of Speech:

verb, noun

Antonyms:

whisper, murmur

Common Collocations:

blat out, blat the truth, blat a horn

Derivatives:

blatter, blatting, blatted

Usage Tips:

Use "blat" for loud, obtrusive sounds or shameless declarations; avoid in formal contexts.

Common Phrases:

blat it out, blat like a horn, blat the obvious

Etymology:

Originated in the early 19th century, imitative of a loud sound or cry.

Examples:

  • 1. The car horn began to blat loudly in traffic.
  • 2. She blatted the secret to everyone without hesitation.
  • 3. The politician blatted his opinions during the debate.
  • 4. Don’t blat your music so early in the morning!

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