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erupt

[ih-ruhpt] / ɪˈrʌpt /


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But the ceasefire collapsed when fresh tensions erupted early this month, with both sides accusing the other for the breakdown.

From BBC

Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. have long maintained peaceful relations with each other and are key security partners for the U.S., but tensions have simmered just below the surface and occasionally erupt.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Wilson finally sang the magic words, “Closing time, open all the doors / And let you out into the world,” the room erupted into cheers.

From Los Angeles Times

Infantino's comments were his first public remarks since the ticketing furore erupted earlier this month, with fan groups branding ticket prices as "extortionate" and "astronomical".

From Barron's

It then collapsed earlier this month, when fresh clashes erupted.

From BBC