blast out
To play music or a sound extremely loudly, OR to blow or shoot something out with great force.
Meanings
To play music or broadcast sound at extremely high volume.
"The DJ blasted out dance tracks all night and the neighbours called the police."
To expel or remove something from a space using explosive or very powerful force.
"Workers used high-pressure water jets to blast out the debris from the pipe."
Most commonly used for music or sound emerging loudly from speakers, radios, or instruments. The physical sense (blasting something out of a tunnel, etc.) is less common in everyday speech but appears in technical and news contexts. Very common in music journalism and informal descriptions of parties or events.
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