(Brunt originally meant the main force of something.)"The clerical department will face the brunt of the employee layoffs.""The cities along the coast bore the brunt of the Viking attacks."
When the truck hit us, the kids in the back seat bore the brunt of the impact. When Dad has a bad day at work, he yells a lot and Mom bears the brunt of it.
The Chinese
The term "brunt" refers to the main force or impact of something, often used in the context of a negative experience or consequence. For example, one might say they bore the brunt of criticism, meaning they received the majority of it. It can also imply enduring a significant burden or hardship in a particular situation.
Confederate General Longstreet
Chinese Railroad men
Moses, Aaron, and God where the targets of the Israelite grumblings.
bore the brunt of unemployment during business depressions. Henretta, pg. 269.
It basically means that he has the name.
Katherine Brunt was born in 1985.
Peter Brunt was born in 1917.
Peter Brunt died in 2005.