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Pronunciation:
[ ˈa͡ʊtbɜːst], [ ˈaʊtbɜːst], [ ˈaʊ_t_b_ɜː_s_t]
When someone lets their emotions get the better of them and expresses them in a sudden and potentially explosive manner, this can be referred to as an outburst. However, there are plenty of other ways to describe such an occurrence. For example, one might say that the person had a fit, a tantrum, or an eruption. Alternatively, they may have been overcome with passion, anger, or frustration. Other possible synonyms for outburst include explosion, burst, flare-up, storm, and blow-up. The choice of word ultimately depends on the specific context and the intensity of the emotions involved.
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Similar words for outburst:
- blast (noun)
- conniption (noun)
- convulsion (noun)
- effusion (noun)
- eruption (noun)
- explosion (noun)
- fireworks (noun)
- fit (noun)
- fit of temper (noun)
- flash (noun)
- frenzy (noun)
- fulmination (noun)
- furor (noun)
- gale (noun)
- irascibility (noun)
- jiff (noun)
- offense (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- outbreak (noun)
- outburst (noun)
- outcry (noun)
- outpouring (noun)
- paroxysm (noun)
- passion (noun)
- rage (noun)
- spurt (noun)
- storm (noun)
- tantrum (noun)
- temper (noun)
- thunder (noun)
- torrent (noun)
- trauma (noun)
- upheaval (noun)
- discharge (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- burst
- detonation
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Outburst:
n.
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- arrival,
- outset,
- conception,
- commencement,
- introduction,
- beginning,
- starting point,
- appearance,
- onset,
- start.
- blow-ups,
- out bursts,
- dis-charge,
- dis charges,
- dis-charges,
- dis charge,
- out-bursts,
- blow ups,
- out burst,
- out-burst.
- blow ones cork,
- blow cork,
- dis-tractions,
- dis temper,
- dis-tempers,
- blow top,
- blow ones tops,
- blow stacks,
- dis traction,
- blow one's stacks,
- dis-traction,
- blow one cork,
- dis-temper,
- blow corks,
- blow stack,
- blow a fuses,
- blow ones corks,
- flip ones lids,
- dis tempers,
- dis tractions,
- blow ones stack,
- blow one tops,
- flip one lid,
- blow one stack,
- blow tops,
- blow one corks,
- blow fuse,
- hell broke looses,
- blow fuses,
- blow one stacks,
- in sanities,
- flip lid,
- flip one lids,
- free for all,
- in-sanity,
- blow ones top,
- flip ones lid,
- blow ones stacks,
- blow one's tops,
- flip one's lids,
- in sanity,
- in-sanities,
- flip lids,
- blow one's corks,
- blow one top.
- gale.
- surliness,
- flip one's lid,
- flash,
- drumfire,
- blaze,
- shakeout,
- grouchiness,
- temblor,
- rendings,
- spate,
- outcry,
- spasm,
- gust,
- wingding,
- new deal,
- irascibleness,
- big scene,
- thunderbolt,
- trauma,
- vomitings,
- niagaras,
- torrents,
- outbreak,
- ill humor,
- slow burn,
- blow one's cork,
- breathings,
- sortie,
- Broadsides,
- bad humor,
- huffiness,
- torrent,
- blow-up,
- wingdings,
- tantrum,
- crackings,
- furor,
- mutiny,
- tornado,
- short-fuse,
- passion,
- chinook,
- new ballgame,
- sourness,
- blow one's top,
- hell broke loose,
- fit,
- thundercrack,
- Rampancy,
- big stink,
- broadside,
- cantankerousness,
- temper,
- ebullitions,
- monsoon,
- stirrings,
- rage,
- tetchiness,
- paroxysm,
- crashings,
- eruption,
- Rabidity,
- Ebullition,
- ill-humor,
- gushings,
- Chinooks,
- excitability,
- fretfulness,
- frenzy,
- mistral,
- explosion,
- tartness,
- volley,
- uprising,
- mistrals,
- monsoons,
- hotheadedness,
- irascibility,
- epileptic attack,
- storm,
- low boiling point,
- thunder,
- TODO,
- rumblings,
- short fuse,
- shakeouts,
- crossness,
- new ball-game,
- blowup,
- trice,
- JIFF,
- thunderbolts,
- pugnacity,
- spurt,
- windstorm,
- to do,
- touchiness,
- blow a fuse,
- upheaval,
- conniption,
- flare-up,
- offense.
- be-ginning,
- up rising,
- out-breaks,
- out-break,
- dis-order,
- up-rising,
- be ginning,
- burstings,
- dis order,
- re volutions,
- out breaks,
- dis orders,
- up-risings,
- re-volution,
- re-volutions,
- out break,
- dis-orders,
- up risings,
- sunderings.
v.
• discharge (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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- attack.
- fever,
- blow up,
- overflow,
- exudation,
- hurry,
- Displosion,
- Decrial,
- belching forth,
- Outpour,
- show,
- heat,
- blurt,
- cascade,
- luminosity,
- excitement,
- fire,
- activity,
- hissing,
- brawl,
- effervescence,
- commotion,
- scream,
- volcan,
- agony,
- hoo-ha,
- onslaught,
- hurricane,
- enlargement,
- disruption,
- diatribe,
- rumpus,
- flurry,
- emergence,
- to-do,
- extravasation,
- carfuffle,
- volcano,
- punch-up,
- Defluxion,
- distraction,
- bursting,
- reflexion,
- debacle,
- splurge,
- effluence,
- ecphonesis,
- fuss,
- invective,
- dribbling,
- boom,
- crack,
- whiff,
- belch,
- brilliance,
- bother,
- sweating,
- tumult,
- howl,
- denunciation,
- expulsion,
- seizure,
- boiling over,
- uproar,
- bustle,
- extravagance,
- spew,
- ruction,
- bristle,
- detonate,
- ado,
- flame up,
- harangue,
- jeremiad,
- drain,
- pother,
- complaint,
- reflection,
- anarchy,
- dazzle,
- collapse,
- hullabaloo,
- whirl,
- pandemonium,
- hiss,
- clamour,
- break,
- riot,
- hustle,
- abound,
- fray,
- burst out,
- agitation,
- spree,
- hoot,
- perspiration,
- lawlessness,
- disorder,
- exit,
- kerfuffle,
- boil over,
- incandescence,
- DO,
- emission,
- throe,
- ejection,
- leakage,
- fume,
- boo,
- flicker,
- clamouring,
- Dissiliency,
- break open,
- period,
- shriek,
- Outrush,
- stroke,
- upsurge,
- run,
- spout,
- erupt,
- vociferation,
- racket,
- stream,
- spouting,
- RAPIDS,
- rash,
- flutter,
- fracas,
- fluster,
- tirade,
- fusillade,
- philippic,
- fury,
- brouhaha,
- squirt,
- ruckus,
- paddy,
- evacuation,
- protest,
- manifestation,
- hurly-burly,
- Hooting,
- crump,
- jet,
- salvo,
- come apart,
- bounce,
- declamation,
- exuberance,
- transudation,
- sign,
- peal,
- excretion,
- imbroglio,
- tide,
- tempest,
- suggestion,
- screed,
- wax,
- bursting forth,
- trouble,
- oozing,
- shout,
- bedlam,
- din,
- round,
- egression,
- Welling,
- barrage,
- dissilience,
- furore,
- burst forth,
- clap,
- roar,
- tizzy,
- flood,
- display,
- drainage,
- noise,
- blaze of temper,
- ferment,
- bout,
- egress,
- exhibition,
- upset,
- indication,
- bang,
- howling,
- row,
- affray,
- output,
- break out,
- unrest,
- guffaw,
- issue,
- emanation,
- breaking out,
- bust,
- booing,
- glare,
- outcome,
- upwelling,
- distillation,
- indulgence,
- Proruption,
- turmoil,
- turbulence,
- bubbling over,
- blowout,
- irruption,
- eructation,
- broil,
- flush,
- vomiting,
- bring out,
- touch,
- Deflagration,
- hint,
- expletive,
- explode,
- splash,
- strife,
- expression,
- whirlwind,
- emersion,
- flow,
- inundation,
- bovver,
- rioting,
- magnification,
- spell,
- exclamation,
- story,
- outflowing,
- debouchment,
- crash,
- cyclone,
- report,
- violence,
- percolation,
- deluge,
- ostentatiousness,
- develop,
- outflow,
- detonation,
- efflux,
- donnybrook,
- protestation,
- niagara,
- indignation,
- gushing,
- high words,
- cataract,
- Effluxion,
- hubbub,
- disgorgement,
- flash fire.
How to use "Outburst" in context?
When an outburst occurs it is defined as an uncontrolled release of anger or frustration. Outbursts can be common and even unavoidable in some situations, such as when we are feeling threatened or when we are angry about something that has happened. Outbursts can also happen for no reason at all, and can be very frustrating for those who are trying to maintain a calm and civil conversation. Outbursts can be caused by many different things, and it is usually best to talk to a therapist or counselor about the specific reasons why an outburst has occurred.
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