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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I got blown" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, though it may have different meanings based on context
It can be used in informal contexts, often referring to being overwhelmed or surprised by something. Example: "When I heard the news, I got blown away by the unexpected turn of events."
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"I just tell them I got blown up," he says.
"Of course, I got blown out of my flight yesterday.
"I got blown up on November 4, 2007," Dague said.
That was the moment I got blown away.
"When I got blown off the road in a tornado going to Spencer, people complimented me".
Getting frustrated by some people expecting racism from me, because I got blown up.
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I think it got blown out of proportion.
"I think it got blown out of proportion," Szalkowski told The Associated Press.
"I think it got blown out of proportion a little bit, and it was in the papers a lot more than I'd like it to have been.
I get blown up, pilots get the Bentley's.
I get blown up pretty early on.
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