diruption (Meaning)
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diruption (a.)
Disruption.
Synonyms & Antonyms of diruption
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diruption Sentence Examples
- The construction site was a scene of disruption, with jackhammers pounding and dust flying everywhere.
- The sudden thunderstorm caused major disruptions to the electrical grid, leaving thousands of people without power.
- The new CEO introduced a series of changes that led to significant disruption within the company.
- The disruption of the global supply chain due to the pandemic had far-reaching consequences for businesses and consumers.
- The emergence of social media has been a disruptive force in the traditional media landscape.
- The rapid pace of technological change is leading to disruption in a wide range of industries.
- Start-ups often play a key role in disrupting established industries with innovative business models and technologies.
- The disruption of the travel industry by new online platforms has made it easier and more affordable for people to book flights and accommodation.
- The disruption of the education system by online learning platforms has led to new opportunities for students to learn at their own pace and on their own terms.
- The disruption of the retail industry by e-commerce has forced traditional retailers to adapt and find new ways to compete.
FAQs About the word diruption
Disruption.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The construction site was a scene of disruption, with jackhammers pounding and dust flying everywhere.
The sudden thunderstorm caused major disruptions to the electrical grid, leaving thousands of people without power.
The new CEO introduced a series of changes that led to significant disruption within the company.
The disruption of the global supply chain due to the pandemic had far-reaching consequences for businesses and consumers.
