Synonyms for blasting
blast·ing

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1. blasting, ruinousadjective

   causing injury or blight; especially affecting with sudden violence or plague or ruin

   "the blasting effects of the intense cold on the budding fruit"; "the blasting force of the wind blowing sharp needles of sleet in our faces"; "a ruinous war"

   Synonyms:
   blaring, ruinous, catastrophic

   Antonyms:
   soft, constructive

2. blaring, blastingadjective

   unpleasantly loud and penetrating

   "the blaring noise of trumpets"; "shut our ears against the blasting music from his car radio"

   Synonyms:
   blaring, ruinous

   Antonyms:
   constructive, soft

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1. blastingnoun

   Synonyms:
   blighting, carbunculation, frustration, ruination

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1. List of paraphrases for "blasting":

   burst, bursting, blast

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1. Robert Ndetei:

   Before construction started in the park the lions were not escaping, so there are indications that the noise and blasting is affecting their movements, if you don’t plan properly, if you don’t do proper environmental impact assessments, then you are doomed to fail and at the Nairobi National Park this could lead to more lions and other animals coming into contact with a growing human presence.

2. Republican Gov. Mike Pence:

   Gov. Pence has done the right thing, i think if you -- if they actually got briefed on the law that they wouldn't be blasting this law.

3. Joey Jackson:

   How does he ever get a fair trial when Jussie Smollett have the superintendent going on' Good Morning America' blasting him, you have wonder whether or not they overplayed their hand.

4. Gavin Heffernan:

   The 25-30 second exposures reveal more stars and planets up above, they also magnify the lights on the ground, so even cities 100 miles away were blasting out our photos with floods of light.

5. Robert Ndetei:

   Before construction started in the park, the lions were not escaping, so there are indications that the noise and blasting is affecting their movements, if you don’t plan properly, if you don’t do proper environmental-impact assessments, then you are doomed to fail, and at the Nairobi National Park this could lead to more lions and other animals coming into contact with a growing human presence.