VERBS 2

Pronunciation: /bɝːst/🔊

2 synonyms: Blow up and explode.

1 antonym Implode.

Meaning of the word: To break open or into pieces usually because of internal pressure.

Part of speech: (noun, verb, adjective) Verb.

Original sentence (found the word in the story) And the great water pipes had burst.  

A new sentence:Martin’s kidney burst because he drank too much coke.

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Pronunciation: /kræʃ/ 🔊

2 synonyms: Smash into or hit.

1 antonym: Miss or skirt.

Meaning of the word: To cause to break with violence and much noise.

Part of speech: (noun, verb, adjective) Verb.

Original sentence (found the word in the story) Wednesday night the whole city crashed and roared into ruin, yet the city was quiet.

A new sentence: The rock crashed the new car.

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Pronunciation: ˈbləʊɪŋ 🔊

2 synonyms: Breathing and blasting

1 antonym: Conserving 

Meaning of the word: To move and make currents of air, or to be moved or make something move on a current of air.

Part of speech: (noun, verb, adjective) Verb

Original sentence (found the word in the story) Strong winds were blowing upon the dying city.

A new sentence: The wind is blowing to the north.

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POUR

Pronunciation: /pɔːr/🔊
2 synonyms: Flow and Stream.
1 antonym: Back up.

Meaning of the word:Flow rapidly in a steady stream.
Part of speech: (noun, verb, adjective) Verb.
Original sentence (found the word in the story) There was no wind.  Yet from every side, wind was pouring in upon the city.
A new sentence: I spilled the juice while I was pouring it.

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