outburst
/ˈaʊtbɜrst/
noun
- A sudden, strong expression of emotion, especially anger or excitement.
- She apologized for her angry outburst during the meeting.
- The child's outburst of tears was quickly soothed by a hug.
- His sudden outburst of laughter surprised everyone in the quiet library.
- A sudden, violent release of something, such as gas, liquid, or energy.
- Scientists recorded a solar outburst that disrupted radio signals.
- A volcanic outburst sent ash high into the sky.
- The pipe burst with an outburst of water that flooded the basement.
- A sudden increase in activity or occurrence.
- An outburst of creativity led her to paint three canvases in one day.
- The spring brought an outburst of colorful flowers in the garden.
- There was an outburst of new businesses opening in the neighborhood.