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gunshot

1 of 1noun
/ˈɡʌnʃɑt/
1

the act of firing a gun

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  • During the training session, the recruits practiced the proper technique for a controlled and accurate gunshot.
  • The soldier demonstrated how to handle a firearm safely, emphasizing the potential danger of gunshot.
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2

the bullet or bullets that are shot from a gun

  • The forensic expert examined the crime scene for evidence of multiple gunshots.
  • Detectives analyzed the trajectory of the gunshots to determine the direction of the shooting.
  • The old building bore scars from years of gunshots, telling a tale of its history.
  • The medical team worked swiftly to treat the victim's gunshot wounds, trying to stabilize them for transport to the hospital.
3

the noise produced when a gun is fired

  • In the distance, a single gunshot signaled the start of the hunting season.
  • Residents in the quiet neighborhood were alarmed when they heard a series of gunshots echoing through the night.