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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are blasted by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is subjected to a strong force or criticism, often in a dramatic or intense manner.
Example: "The team was blasted by the media for their poor performance in the championship game."
Alternatives: "are criticized by" or "are attacked by".
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Parkgoers strap on harnesses and make their way along rope trails, clamber up net ladders, sway on swinging bridges and are blasted by geysers.
They are blasted by a gale-force, stage-blanketing storm of confetti, bearing the names and images of nearly forgotten ancestors.
As the rebel suburbs are blasted by the planes – these explosions can be heard all over Damascus like giant bursting balloons – the middle classes are sipping cold lemon juice on the terrace of the Trattoria café in Abu Rumaneh.
And the more that women like Raunigk are blasted by ageist attacks, the more likely they are to try to disprove the critics with their apparently age-defying reproduction.
Iran is accelerating its nuclear program as key allies in the Middle East are blasted by our government".
Here's a confabulation of the the rants these two stereotypes might go on as they are blasted by the needs of a young family.
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Two weeks ago, they were blasted by New Hyde Park, 64-0.
Wards and clinics were blasted by artillery shells.
But it was blasted by European civil-liberty groups.
Like Mercury, it is blasted by heat up to 1500 degrees.
"I want you guys to be blasted by a power washer," Mr. Lehre says.
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