Pronunciation

/ˈbʌlt/

Definitions

Noun

1. A small, usually metallic, projectile fired from a gun, typically cylindrical with a pointed head and a tail fin.
   • Definition: A missile or projectile discharged from a firearm.
   • Example: “The soldier loaded his rifle with bullets.”
2. A short, concise statement or piece of information.
   • Definition: A brief, important point or fact.
   • Example: “The bullet points in the report highlight key achievements.”

Verb

1. To fire a bullet or bullets from a weapon.
   • Definition: Shoot (a bullet) from a gun.
   • Example: “The hunter aimed and bullet the bird from the tree.”
2. To convey or communicate a message or idea in a direct and forceful manner.
   • Definition: Express a thought or idea clearly and concisely.
   • Example: “Her words were like bullets, hitting the target with precision.”

Phrases

• “Take a bullet” means to endure a difficult situation or accept a hardship.
• “Bulletproof” refers to something that cannot be easily harmed or penetrated.
• “Get to the point” or “cut to the chase” can imply delivering a bullet point directly.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “He hit the target with a single bullet.”
• Verb: “The police officer took aim and bullet the suspect.”
• Verb: “She delivered her presentation with well-aimed bullets, making her points clear.”

Synonyms

• Ammunition
• Shot
• Missile
• Point
• Statement
• Fact
• Essence
• Summary