blown-up
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4.6
- adjective
- /bloʊn ʌp/
- Texting
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viral
- For whatever reason, I've blown up on TikTok.
- got blown-up
Examples
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Now a few years ago, you were the guy who was kind of first like blown up on social media.
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Boy, you, you blew up on social, social media.
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"Now that it has kind of blown up, it's like, 'We told you so,'" he says.
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Like in my mind, Moves has blown up so much.
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The sport's blown up.
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Her funny video about cooking has really blown up on social media, gaining millions of views.
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The meme went viral; it blown up overnight and everyone was sharing it.
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After his interview aired, the podcast blew up and gained a massive following.
Synonyms
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3.7
Content that many people share quickly online
Very successful and popular, attracting large audiences
Antonyms
How Popular
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blown-up in informal use comes from blow up, which can mean 'explode' or 'suddenly get much bigger', like a small spark that bursts into a big firework. So a blown-up video is one that suddenly becomes very popular and is shared everywhere.