To say something suddenly or impulsively without thinking, often revealing information that was meant to be kept secret or surprising others with unexpected words.
Meaning of ‘Blurt out’ Phrasal Verb in English
Blurt out
Meaning
Examples
He blurted out his true feelings for her, catching her off guard.
She couldn't control herself and blurted out the surprise party plans.
When she saw the mess in the kitchen, she blurted out her frustration.
Try not to blurt out the solution to the puzzle; let others figure it out.
He blurted out the answer to the riddle before anyone else had a chance to guess.
The secret agent accidentally blurted out classified information during the interview.
Synonyms
Spit out
Anotnyms
Control
Conceal
