"Eruct" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Eruct" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Eruct
"Eruct" Meaning
Eruct: to let out a sudden, noisy belch or emit gas from the stomach.
"Eruct" Examples
Examples of "eruct"
1. A faint smell of sulfur drifted out as the volcano eructed loudly, startling the nearby villagers.
2. The pressure cooker had been simmering for hours, and finally, it eructed a loud blast of steam, releasing the pent-up pressure.
3. The firework exploded with a loud eructation, shooting sparks into the air and lighting up the night sky.
4. The gas tank in the old car had been corroding for years, and when the mechanic finally opened it, it eructed a loud hiss of noxious fumes.
5. The ancient tree's long-dormant roots finally broke through the pavement, causing it to eruct a massive branch into the air, sending passersby scattering.
"Eruct" Similar Words
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