inburst (Meaning)
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inburst (n.)
A bursting in or into.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inburst
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inburst Sentence Examples
- The sudden inburst of laughter filled the room with unexpected merriment.
- The inburst of water from the broken pipe sent chaos through the household.
- A powerful inburst of energy surged through her veins, revitalizing her weary body.
- The inburst of anger was like a fire that consumed him, obscuring his reason.
- The inburst of light illuminated the dark alley, revealing its hidden dangers.
- The inburst of ideas flooded her mind, leaving her overwhelmed with inspiration.
- The inburst of laughter punctuated the otherwise somber atmosphere, providing a much-needed moment of levity.
- The inburst of emotions threatened to engulf her, threatening to overwhelm her defenses.
- The sudden inburst of the door startled the occupants, who were huddled together in fear.
- The inburst of rain drenched the city, turning the streets into a torrent of rushing water.
FAQs About the word inburst
A bursting in or into.
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The sudden inburst of laughter filled the room with unexpected merriment.
The inburst of water from the broken pipe sent chaos through the household.
A powerful inburst of energy surged through her veins, revitalizing her weary body.
The inburst of anger was like a fire that consumed him, obscuring his reason.
