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erupt

[ih-ruhpt] / ɪˈrʌpt /


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I just couldn’t imagine how that was going to create fire, but sure enough a tiny tendril of smoke suddenly erupted between the sticks.

From Literature

Emily Austin, a conservative influencer and sports broadcaster, remained seated as the crowd around her erupted in cheers.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pair quickly obtained demolition permits from the Department of Building and Safety, but once their plans became public, an outcry erupted.

From Los Angeles Times

They all knew stories of how Mount St. Helens had erupted in the past.

From Literature

As he stepped back to wipe away tears, the room erupted into applause, with one reporter shouting, “You deserve this!”

From Los Angeles Times