ruptures (Meaning)
ruptures
hernia, a breaking apart or the state of being broken apart, a break in peaceful or friendly relations, to have or undergo a rupture, a breaking or tearing apart (as of body tissue), open hostility or war between nations, to part by violence, to create or induce a breach of, the tearing apart of a tissue, breach of peace or concord, to produce a rupture in, to have a rupture
Synonyms & Antonyms of ruptures
Synonyms:
- sinkholes
- cavities
- chinks
- scores
- abysses
- detonations
- wallows
- trenches
- pinholes
- blasts
- excavations
- eruptions
- coombs
- boreholes
- concavities
- grooves
- hollows
- vacuities
- outbursts
- furrows
- caves
- dints
- blowups
- vacuums
- indentations
- wells
- notches
- vacua
- scratches
- recesses
- gulches
- bursts
- gulfs
- gutters
- pits
- checks
- stabs
- chasms
- wounds
- chuckholes
- abrasions
- water holes
- indentures
- injuries
- pinpricks
- dents
- postholes
- depressions
- potholes
- dells
- ditches
- rift valleys
- gullies
- gouges
- glens
- burrows
- gorges
- crannies
- explosions
- gulleys
- scrapes
- punches
- combes
- troughs
- perforations
- caverns
Antonyms:
ruptures Sentence Examples
- The earthquake's cataclysmic force caused multiple ruptures in the earth's crust.
- The pipeline ruptured, spilling toxic chemicals into the environment.
- The rupture in the artery resulted in life-threatening blood loss.
- A sudden rupture in the dam's foundation led to catastrophic flooding.
- The rupture in the ozone layer exposes the earth to harmful radiation.
- The rupture in relations between the two countries created a diplomatic crisis.
- The rupture between the two friends was caused by a misunderstanding.
- The rupture in the ice sheet signals the onset of dangerous climate change.
- The rupture in the tumor revealed its malignant nature.
- The rupture in the diplomatic dialogue prevented any progress towards peace.
FAQs About the word ruptures
hernia, a breaking apart or the state of being broken apart, a break in peaceful or friendly relations, to have or undergo a rupture, a breaking or tearing apar
tears, fissures, rifts, cracks,fractures, openings, cuts, ravines, craters, lacerations
connections, mergers, implosions, fillings, closings,repairs, unions, swells,consolidations, junctions
The earthquake's cataclysmic force caused multiple ruptures in the earth's crust.
The pipeline ruptured, spilling toxic chemicals into the environment.
The rupture in the artery resulted in life-threatening blood loss.
A sudden rupture in the dam's foundation led to catastrophic flooding.
