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outburst
[out-burst]
noun
a sudden and violent release or outpouring.
an outburst of tears.
a sudden spell of activity, energy, etc.
a public disturbance; riot; outbreak.
a bursting forth; eruption.
outburst
/ ˈʊˌɜː /
noun
a sudden and violent expression of emotion
an explosion or eruption
Example Sentences
In the past two majors there have been foul-mouthed, club-throwing outbursts from several players - including the usually mild-mannered world number one Scheffler, who tossed his putter on the 15th green after a missed putt.
The ledger will certainly be even harder to balance if the outburst of violence between Iran and Israel becomes a lasting conflict.
More specifically, the turbulence of her early 40s prompted a creative outburst that put Shakira back in the cultural conversation after seven years of musical silence.
Normally the shower is weak, but occasional outbursts can produce a hundred or more meteors in an hour.
Could the cycling accident injury, a second angry outburst and very poor performances signal the beginning of the end for Lance Stroll at Aston Martin?
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