blast out
Play at volume
To blast out is to play or broadcast sound at high volume, emphasizing force and lack of restraint: The speakers blasted out classic rock, Her alarm blasted out at 6 a.m.
The phrase suggests sound that fills or escapes a space aggressively.
It can also mean to send something rapidly and widely: The company blasted out emails to its entire mailing list.
crank up
Increase by turning
amplify · reverberate · pulse · thump · pound · vibrate · echo · resound · shake
announce
State something officially
- transmitTo send onward
- sendCause to arrive elsewhere
- disseminateSpread information widely
publicize · spread · distribute · air · relay · emit · dispatch · circulate · propagate · beam
blast outwhisper
Speech without full voice
murmur · muffle · mute · hush · speak softly
blast outease out
Remove gradually and tactfully
leak out · filter out · ooze · drip · hold back
blast outinsinuate
Suggest without directly stating
understate · imply · soft-pedal · downplay · hold back
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