Moderate as in blab To reveal or disclose something suddenly and unintentionally, often impulsively or without careful consideration, similar to betraying information inadvertently. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Blurt Out'
The professor warned the students not to blurt out answers during the exam.
The detective cautioned the witness not to blurt out crucial information that could compromise the investigation.
As the detective questioned the suspect, he strategically waited for him to blurt out a crucial detail that would crack the case wide open.
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