rupture Antonyms
Strongest:
- closing
- unification
- consolidation
- combination
- coupling
- junction
- healing
- merger
- merger
- combination
- consolidation
- sealing
- filling
- closing
- implosion
- repair
- unification
- junction
- repair
- connection
- connection
- filling
- union
- union
- healing
- implosion
- coupling
- sealing
Strong:
- merging
- hill
- sewing
- swell
- connecting
- knitting
- rise
- mound
- stitching
- knitting
- swelling
- joining
- linking
- combining
- linking
- connecting
- plugging
- joining
- stitching
- patching
- hill
- sewing
- mound
- mending
- swell
- rise
- mending
- plugging
- suturing
- patching
- combining
- tumor
- suturing
- swelling
- tumor
- merging
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- split
- break
- breach
- opening
- crevice
- gash
- slash
- hole
- gap
- slit
- canyon
- incision
- laceration
- puncture
- crater
- crack
- ravine
Weak:
- eruption
- vacuity
- check
- well
- explosion
- trough
- ditch
- vacuum
- cut
- borehole
- cavity
- groove
- coomb
- bursting
- gulf
- abrasion
- chasm
- trench
- concavity
- indenture
- hollow
- gouge
- rift-valley
- notch
- gulley
- chuckhole
- void
- cleft
- outburst
- chink
- cave
- gully
- furrow
- wound
- pinhole
- recess
- posthole
- detonation
- cranny
- indentation
- pit
- abyss
- water-hole
- gorge
- blowup
- wallow
- glen
- dell
- perforation
- excavation
- gutter
- score
- rip
- depression
- scratch
- cavern
- pothole
- gulch
- snag
- burrow
- dent
- injury
- sinkhole
- rent
- dint
- burst
- blast
Meaning of rupture
rupture (n)
state of being torn or burst open
a personal or social separation (as between opposing factions)
the act of making a sudden noisy break
rupture (v)
separate or cause to separate abruptly
rupture (n.)
The act of breaking apart, or separating; the state of being broken asunder; as, the rupture of the skin; the rupture of a vessel or fiber; the rupture of a lutestring.
Breach of peace or concord between individuals; open hostility or war between nations; interruption of friendly relations; as, the parties came to a rupture.
Hernia. See Hernia.
A bursting open, as of a steam boiler, in a less sudden manner than by explosion. See Explosion.
rupture (v. t.)
To part by violence; to break; to burst; as, to rupture a blood vessel.
To produce a hernia in.
rupture (v. i.)
To suffer a breach or disruption.
rupture Sentence Examples
- The severe earthquake caused a catastrophic rupture in the earth's crust, releasing immense energy and triggering landslides.
- The volcanic eruption resulted in a sudden rupture of the magma chamber, spewing molten rock and ash into the atmosphere.
- The intense pressure built up within the aneurysm led to a dangerous rupture, causing a life-threatening brain hemorrhage.
- The aged and weakened bridge structure experienced a partial rupture under the weight of the passing traffic.
- The rupture of the dam's spillway sent torrents of water crashing through the countryside, flooding homes and businesses.
- The rupture of the gas line ignited a raging inferno, engulfing the nearby building in flames.
- The rupture between the two friends left a deep and lasting divide, forever altering their relationship.
- The discovery of a significant rupture in the submarine cable disrupted communication and data transmission across the ocean.
- The rupture of the sedimentary rock revealed ancient fossils, shedding light on the region's geological history.
- The rupture of the appendix, a small organ in the abdomen, caused acute pain and required immediate medical intervention.
FAQs About the word rupture
state of being torn or burst open, a personal or social separation (as between opposing factions), the act of making a sudden noisy break, separate or cause to
rift, fissure,fracture, tear, split, break, breach, opening, crevice, gash
closing, unification, consolidation, combination, coupling, junction, healing, merger, merger, combination
The severe earthquake caused a catastrophic rupture in the earth's crust, releasing immense energy and triggering landslides.
The volcanic eruption resulted in a sudden rupture of the magma chamber, spewing molten rock and ash into the atmosphere.
The intense pressure built up within the aneurysm led to a dangerous rupture, causing a life-threatening brain hemorrhage.
The aged and weakened bridge structure experienced a partial rupture under the weight of the passing traffic.
