Blasted

/ˈblæs.tɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To blow up or destroy (something) with explosives.

They blasted the old bridge to make way for the new highway.

To criticize angrily or harshly.

He blasted the administration for their handling of the crisis.

To spray or forcefully apply something, often in a concentrated stream.

The workers blasted the dirt off the machinery with high-pressure water.

adjective

Extremely annoyed or angry.

He was blasted by the unfair criticism he received from his peers.

Damaged or destroyed by an explosion or blast.

The blasted remains of the building were a reminder of the terrible explosion.

Very intense or extreme; often used for emphasis.

That blasted heat is making it impossible to focus.

The term 'blasted' comes from the past participle of 'blast', which originally described the act of blowing up or destroying with explosive force.

blasted to bits

completely destroyed or obliterated.

a blasted nuisance

a considerable annoyance or inconvenience.

blasted if I know

indicating confusion or uncertainty.

blast

a violent explosion or destructive force.

blaster

a device or person that causes a blast.

blasting

the act of using explosives to break or demolish something.

Very drunk or high.

After a few rounds at the bar, he was completely blasted.

Pissed off or angry.

She was blasted when she found out he lied to her.