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Meanings of outburst in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "gush"
Examples for "gush"
1
In the gush of morning sunlight, and the fervent glance of love.
2
He met the General on the slope with a gush of apologies.
3
The words burst from him now in a great gush of emotion.
4
Then in a gush of superlatives the work itself would be described.
5
To the murmur and gush of this waterfall the friends had slept.
1
The subjoined portions are sufficient to exhibit the character of the effusion.
2
There was a general laugh over this effusion of the Boston bachelor.
3
They received the guests in their pretty little hall with genuine effusion.
4
A probable diagnosis of left secretory otitis media with effusion was formulated.
5
Having achieved his lifetime's ambition, there was no chance of Dettori-like effusion.
1
The spot where the ebullition occurs is nearly circular, and perfectly level.
2
The year 1859 was marked by a prodigious ebullition of Schiller enthusiasm.
3
A sentimental ebullition seemed to be on the point of taking place.
4
At the South an ebullition of pleased surprise grew into positive enthusiasm.
5
But this was rather an ebullition of fancy than a sober proposition.
1
It was the biggest mutual fund blowup since the 2008 financial crisis.
2
A unit of AIG, called AIG Financial Products, was behind the blowup.
3
In many cases we can do this and avoid the exponential blowup.
4
You know about the blowup I had on air with Bonnie, right?
5
The final blowup of what was once a remarkable, if minor, talent.
An outburst is the sudden and violent ejection of coal, gas and rock from a coal face and surrounding strata in an underground coal mine.
Usage of outburst in anglès
1
Oklahoma State's outburst, however, pushed the lead to a game-high 21 points.
2
Soon enough she'd either have an outburst, or try to take action.
3
Laughter like the sudden outburst of the glad bird in the tree-top
4
The reason for the jockey's outburst was a simple question from Evans.
5
Unfortunately for the Minister for Education, her arrival coincided with this outburst.
6
Thereupon the unhappy woman acted; the long suppressed outburst came at last.
7
The weariness of the last months escaped her in this heartfelt outburst.
8
After another good outburst, Misaki wore a pained expression for some reason.
9
No officer of the court attempted to control the outburst of astonishment.
10
There's a great outburst of chatter as we all exchange glad embraces.
11
Such scenarios frustrate competitors to the point of outburst, physical and verbal.
12
My outburst obviously surprised Monsieur Dornier, but I just couldn't help myself.
13
The Cubs' outburst started with Kris Bryant's one-out solo homer to left.
14
The laugh checked Lucia at once in her little outburst of eloquence.
15
Evidently expected outburst of indignant refusal, long debate, and a big division.
16
She held the wrists harder and ended in a sort of outburst.
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United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
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