Advanced as in betray To reveal or disclose something suddenly and unintentionally, often impulsively or without careful consideration, similar to betraying information inadvertently. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Blurt Out'
The scientist had to be cautious not to blurt out the groundbreaking discovery before the official announcement.
During the job interview, nervousness got the better of him, causing him to blurt out irrelevant personal details.
The therapist patiently waited as her client hesitated, eventually choosing to blurt out the deep-seated emotions.
The journalist was careful not to blurt out sensitive information while reporting on the classified government documents.
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