Broadside

How many syllables in Broadside?

broadside has 2 syllables

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Definition of Broadside

The word 'broadside' means a strong or forceful verbal attack or criticism.

How should Broadside divide into syllables

The word 'broadside' has 2 syllables. The first syllable 'broad' has the vowel 'o' and the consonants 'b' and 'r'. The second syllable 'side' has the vowel 'i' and the consonants 's', 'd', and 'e'.

Part of Speech - Broadside

Noun

The politician delivered a scathing broadside against his opponent.

Verb

The teacher broadsided the student with a surprise pop quiz.

Sentences with Broadside

  • The teacher gave a broadside to the misbehaving student.
  • The newspaper published a broadside criticizing the government's policies.
  • He launched a verbal broadside against his opponent during the debate.
  • The boss delivered a broadside to the lazy employee.
  • The coach's broadside motivated the team to perform better.
  • She received a broadside of complaints from unhappy customers.
  • The angry customer unleashed a broadside of insults at the cashier.
  • The politician's broadside caused a stir in the media.
  • The author's book is a powerful broadside against social injustice.
  • The CEO issued a broadside against the company's competitors.

Quotes with Broadside

  • A well-aimed broadside can sink a ship.
  • His speech was a fierce broadside against corruption.
  • She fired off a broadside of criticism at her ex-boyfriend.
  • The comedian's broadside had the audience in stitches.
  • The newspaper editorial included a scathing broadside against the mayor.
  • The author's book is a powerful broadside against inequality.
  • The broadside from the opposition party caught the government off guard.
  • The boss delivered a broadside of feedback to his underperforming employee.
  • The broadside of insults left her feeling hurt and upset.
  • The politician's broadside caused a major political scandal.
  • The teacher's broadside of questions challenged the students' knowledge.
  • The journalist's article was a brutal broadside against corporate greed.
  • The angry customer unleashed a broadside of complaints at the manager.
  • The author's broadside against censorship sparked a national debate.
  • The broadside from the media tarnished his reputation.
  • The speech was a passionate broadside against discrimination.
  • The politician's broadside resonated with the public.
  • His broadside of accusations was met with disbelief.
  • The broadside of criticism forced the company to change its policies.
  • The artist's painting was a visual broadside against war.

Number of characters in Broadside

9 ( b, r, o, a, d, s, i, d, e )

Unique letters in Broadside

8 ( b, r, o, a, d, s, i, e )

Broadside Backwards

edisdaorb

Phonetic Transcription of Broadside

IPA (International): ˈbrɔ:ˌdsaɪd

ARA (American): ˈbrɔˌdsaɪd

EPA (English): ˈbrɔ:ˌdsaɪd

BRAO-DSAY-D

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