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blurt
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blurt
verb
/blɜːrt/
blurb
blush
Meaning
to say something suddenly and without careful consideration
to say something suddenly without thinking
Example Sentences
He blurted out the secret before he could stop himself.
He blurts out the secret accidentally.
Example Expressions
blurt out
Synonyms
exclaim, reveal, utter, confess, disclose, burst out, spill
Entry 1
exclaim, reveal, utter, confess, disclose
Entry 2
exclaim, burst out, reveal, spill
Antonyms
conceal, suppress, withhold, hide, think before speaking
Entry 1
conceal, suppress, withhold
Entry 2
conceal, hide, think before speaking
Collocations
blurt out, blurt something, suddenly blurt, blurt secret, blurt truth, blurt answer, blurt suddenly
Entry 1
blurt out, blurt something, suddenly blurt
Entry 2
blurt out, blurt secret, blurt truth, blurt answer, blurt suddenly
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