What is another word for out burst?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈa͡ʊt bˈɜːst], [ ˈaʊt bˈɜːst], [ ˈaʊ_t b_ˈɜː_s_t]
Synonyms for Out burst:
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n.
• blast • blaze • blowup • conniption • eruption • explosion- backfire ,
- blowout ,
- blowup ,
- clap ,
- combustion ,
- concussion ,
- crack ,
- firing ,
- fit ,
- fulmination ,
- ignition ,
- percussion ,
- pop ,
- report ,
- roar .
- bout ,
- caprice ,
- convulsion ,
- epileptic attack ,
- humor ,
- jumps ,
- mood ,
- rage ,
- spate ,
- spell ,
- stroke ,
- throe ,
- torrent ,
- turn ,
- twitch ,
- whim ,
- whimsy .
- breathing ,
- display ,
- jiffy ,
- manifestation ,
- minute ,
- moment ,
- shake ,
- show ,
- sign ,
- splash ,
- swank ,
- trice ,
- twinkling .
- aberration ,
- agitation ,
- blow a fuse ,
- blow one's cork ,
- blow one's stack ,
- blow one's top ,
- craze ,
- delirium ,
- derangement ,
- distemper ,
- distraction ,
- dithers ,
- excitement ,
- ferment ,
- fever ,
- flap ,
- flip one's lid ,
- free-for-all ,
- furor ,
- fuss ,
- hell broke loose ,
- hysteria ,
- insanity ,
- lather ,
- lunacy ,
- madness ,
- mania ,
- passion ,
- row ,
- ruckus ,
- ruction ,
- rumble ,
- rumpus ,
- seizure ,
- stew ,
- stir ,
- to-do ,
- turmoil ,
- wingding .
- ado ,
- big scene ,
- big stink ,
- bustle ,
- commotion ,
- enthusiasm ,
- fad ,
- hullabaloo ,
- outcry ,
- tumult ,
- uproar ,
- whirl .
- annoyance ,
- displeasure ,
- huff ,
- indignation ,
- ire ,
- miff ,
- needle ,
- pique ,
- resentment ,
- tizzy ,
- umbrage ,
- wounded feelings ,
- wrath .
- Ebullition ,
- Sundering ,
- beginning ,
- brawl ,
- break ,
- breaking ,
- bursting ,
- commencement ,
- dawn ,
- disorder ,
- disruption ,
- effervescence ,
- gushing ,
- insurrection ,
- irruption ,
- mutiny ,
- onset ,
- plague ,
- rebellion ,
- rending ,
- revolution ,
- sortie ,
- spurt ,
- thunder ,
- uprising .
- access ,
- attack ,
- blow ,
- burst ,
- conniption ,
- discharge ,
- eruption ,
- explosion ,
- flare ,
- flare-up ,
- frenzy ,
- gush ,
- gust ,
- outbreak ,
- outpouring ,
- paroxysm ,
- rapture ,
- scene ,
- spasm ,
- storm ,
- surge ,
- tantrum ,
- transport ,
- upheaval .
- clamor ,
- complaint ,
- cry ,
- flak ,
- hoo-ha ,
- howl ,
- hubba-hubba ,
- noise ,
- objection ,
- protest ,
- screech ,
- upturn ,
- yell .
- affection ,
- affectivity ,
- agony ,
- animation ,
- ardor ,
- dedication ,
- devotion ,
- distress ,
- dolor ,
- eagerness ,
- ecstasy ,
- feeling ,
- fervor ,
- fire ,
- heat ,
- hurrah ,
- intensity ,
- joy ,
- misery ,
- sentiment ,
- spirit ,
- suffering ,
- temper ,
- vehemence ,
- warmth ,
- zeal ,
- zest .
- acerbity ,
- acrimony ,
- animosity ,
- apoplexy ,
- asperity ,
- bitterness ,
- bluster ,
- choler ,
- dander ,
- exasperation ,
- ferocity ,
- fireworks ,
- gall ,
- hemorrhage ,
- irritation ,
- obsession ,
- rampage ,
- raving ,
- spleen ,
- upset .
- contraction ,
- jerk ,
- pain ,
- yank .
- Rabidity ,
- Rampancy ,
- assault ,
- barrage ,
- blitz ,
- blitzkrieg ,
- bomb ,
- bombardment ,
- broadside ,
- cannonade ,
- clatter ,
- disturbance ,
- drumfire ,
- fusillade ,
- hail ,
- hassle ,
- offensive ,
- onslaught ,
- perturbation ,
- pother ,
- racket ,
- strife .
- bad humor ,
- cantankerousness ,
- crossness ,
- excitability ,
- fretfulness ,
- grouchiness ,
- hotheadedness ,
- huffiness ,
- ill-humor ,
- impatience ,
- irascibility ,
- irritability ,
- peevishness ,
- petulance ,
- pugnacity ,
- sensitivity ,
- short fuse ,
- slow burn ,
- snit ,
- sourness ,
- sullenness ,
- surliness ,
- tartness ,
- tear ,
- tiff ,
- touchiness .
- cataclysm ,
- cataract ,
- cloudburst ,
- downpour ,
- flooding ,
- flux ,
- inundation ,
- niagara ,
- overflow ,
- pour ,
- shower ,
- tide ,
- waterfall .
How to use "Out burst" in context?
When something manages to anger, sadden, frustrate, or simply disappoint someone, they may refer to this as an "out burst." These intense feelings can often be caused by frustration with oneself or with the world around one, and may lead to harmful behaviors such as aggression or violence. It is often best to seek out professional help in order to prevent outbursts from escalating, as they can be incredibly disruptive and costly to the individual and to those around them.
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