blasted
adjectiveHow to pronounce blasted:
Definition of blasted:
- blasted (adjective):
- extreme or extremely
- expletives used informally as intensifiers.
- damaged by or as if by an explosive, lightning, wind, or supernatural force
Synonyms for blasted:
accursed
awful
blame
blamed
blessed
bloody
confounded
cursed
curst
cussed
damn
damnable
damned
dang
danged
darn
darned
detestable
deuced
doggone
doggoned
freaking
goddam
goddamn
goddamned
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