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What is another word for
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A sudden occurrence of something unwelcome, such as war or disease
A revolt against authority
The act of breaking out of something
A sudden occurrence of something unwelcome, such as war or disease
Any contagious disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people
A loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a large mass of people
A number of similar or related events, objects, or people coming one after another
A situation of panic or disorder
A very strong wind
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▲
Noun
▲
A sudden occurrence of something unwelcome, such as war or disease
burst
flare-up
outburst
eruption
epidemic
explosion
rash
upsurge
flash
flurry
spate
breakout
ebullition
flare
flicker
flood
flutter
spurt
wave
blaze
boutade
recrudescence
spasm
blowup
brawl
break
breaking
bursting
commotion
convulsion
crack
crash
detonation
discharge
disorder
disruption
effervescence
fit
fury
gush
gushing
irruption
occurrence
outpouring
paroxysm
plague
rending
roar
sally
sortie
storm
sudden appearance
sundering
surge
thunder
tumult
volley
rush
attack
flush
torrent
access
bout
gale
gust
spell
agony
welling up
deluge
blow-up
effusion
frenzy
seizure
blast
outflow
outflowing
splurt
run
dose
series
flow
stream
rise
stroke
turn
case
throe
siege
hurricane
succession
string
period
avalanche
upswing
cascade
blow
inflammation
swell
inundation
tide
scourge
barrage
bombardment
salvo
cannonade
pandemic
hail
conniption
fusillade
blitz
patch
upheaval
rapture
groundswell
state
spree
blitzkrieg
shower
upwelling
charge
uprising
onrush
passion
scene
drumfire
onslaught
current
sweep
escalation
influx
drumbeat
bubble
onset
start
vibration
vomiting
spot
throes
manifestation
huff
outcry
fever
ferment
peal
experience
paddy
ripple
blowout
stint
encounter
relapse
streak
rain
fireworks
twitch
bomb
infestation
suffering
overflow
expulsion
stretch
broadside
battle
ebullience
sequence
epizootic
profusion
splash
touch
ailment
round
emotional outburst
chain
stab
craze
increase
growth
emotional outpouring
upturn
show
widespread disease
phase
contagion
mushrooming
spread
issue
course
pest
endemic
pestilence
brief display
sudden show
sudden display
sudden exhibition
brief exhibition
outrush
jet
flux
train
building up
build-up
interval
effluence
leakage
battery
widespread illness
efflux
outflux
drain
escape
emanation
outpour
exodus
welling
drainage
cluster
what's going around
welter
episode
incidence
effluent
debouchment
expression
hemorrhage
US
haemorrhage
UK
spout
emission
emergence
spring
ooze
seepage
effluvium
howl
hoot
fire
strafe
gunfire
spray
fountain
ebb
voidance
shedding
mass
shelling
bombing
ejection
venting
exudation
outfall
crossfire
effluxion
loss
streaming
depletion
exudate
diffusion
pouring
burst of fire
motion
trickle
emotional eruption
emotional episode
river
oozing
more ❯
“We learned of a deadly cholera
outbreak
in the area.”
Noun
▲
A revolt against authority
revolt
rising
rebellion
uprising
revolution
insurrection
mutiny
insurgence
insurgency
riot
sedition
coup
putsch
rioting
anarchy
jacquerie
insubordination
unrest
disorder
regime change
resistance
disobedience
defiance
strike
subversion
protest
upheaval
civil disorder
civil disobedience
fighting in the streets
dissent
schism
nonconformity
apostasy
heresy
overthrow
seizure of power
act of resistance
act of defiance
defection
agitation
displeasure
recalcitrance
refusal to obey orders
refusal to obey
disturbance
reform
plot
bloodshed
turmoil
tumult
turbulence
strife
overturn
uproar
row
violence
change
foment
coup d'état
guerrilla activity
underground activity
government takeover
lawlessness
mayhem
misrule
takeover
confusion
coup d'etat
anarchism
mob rule
reign of terror
chaos
treason
pandemonium
commotion
mobocracy
rabble-rousing
disruption
ochlocracy
fracas
quarrel
brawl
palace revolution
unruliness
melee
furore
UK
affray
rumpus
wilding
terrorism
flap
fuss
furor
US
ruckus
ousting
deposition
opposition
dissension
bloodless coup
struggle
undermining
sabotage
destabilization
US
power play
trouble-making
wildness
crime
criminality
destruction
ruin
irresponsibility
hubbub
defeat
fight
lack of control
lack of restraint
destabilisation
UK
clamour
UK
fighting
brouhaha
hullabaloo
hoo-ha
aggro
scrimmage
shindig
snafu
shindy
biffo
bagarre
argy-bargy
breach of the peace
entanglement
imbroglio
tizzy
discombobulation
dither
bustle
static
discord
convulsion
clamor
US
troublemaking
provocation
incitement
fomentation
inflaming
disloyalty
fray
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
incitement to rebellion
rampage
scuffle
free-for-all
disorganization
US
vandalism
frenzy
nihilism
misgovernment
nongovernment
disregard
hostility
street fight
donnybrook
disorganisation
UK
absence of government
scene
wingding
street fighting
violent disorder
demonstration
shower
ruction
mix-up
hassle
shivaree
storm
brannigan
stir
mob violence
to-do
run-in
snarl
distemper
burst
rumble
racket
trouble
more ❯
“The
outbreak
by the citizens would be subdued quickly with ruthless efficiency.”
Noun
▲
The act of breaking out of something
escape
breakout
abdication
break
extrication
break-out
getaway
flight
liberation
absconding
withdrawal
decamping
exodus
bolting
disappearance
slip
fleeing
decampment
escaping
flit
release
desertion
elopement
freedom
lam
retreat
bolt
departure
deliverance
runaround
spring
leave
sidestepping
springing
beat
rescue
hegira
bolt for freedom
AWOL
vanishing act
running away
running off
rout
bunk
evasion
escapement
exit
abscondment
gaolbreak
UK
jailbreak
US
flying
abandonment
departing
marooning
truancy
turning tail
running out on
breaking away
abscondence
absconsion
prison break
vanishing
exfiltration
breakaway
retreating
fugue
checking out
hasty departure
taking powder
betrayal
defection
forsaking
cowardice
retirement
elusion
tergiversation
resignation
going absent without leave
falling away
going AWOL
going back on
taking French leave
more ❯
“Their attempted
outbreak
from prison was evidently long prepared.”
Noun
▲
A sudden occurrence of something unwelcome, such as war or disease
beginning
onset
opening
outset
commencement
dawn
start
genesis
inception
breaking out
day one
birth
creation
launch
rise
emergence
alpha
dawning
origin
starting point
arrival
appearance
git-go
kick-off
infancy
baseline
morning
get-go
incipience
nascence
kickoff
incipiency
nascency
threshold
first appearance
access
seizure
assailment
onfall
outstart
onrush
encounter
source
foundation
root
spring
fountain
basis
cause
base
inauguration
cradle
roots
origination
mainspring
seed
germ
wellspring
fountainhead
birthplace
conception
font
beginnings
fount
causality
seat
causation
nucleus
etymology
head
initiation
seedbed
well
parent
nativity
progenitor
embarkation
radix
agent
provenience
entrance
entry
ingress
opener
producer
occasion
inspiration
inducement
provenance
introduction
forging
derivation
egg
connection
creator
principle
embryo
author
generator
motive
determinant
fons et origo
horse's mouth
git go
blast off
square one
early stage
early stages
well head
advent
debut
coming
takeoff
preface
prelude
development
point of departure
institution
induction
installation
presentation
blastoff
top
rudiment
materialization
US
surfacing
advance
formation
instigation
word go
founding
first
leadoff
nearing
approach
materialisation
UK
opening move
occurrence
unfolding
very beginning
incoming
establishment
commencing
overture
starting
proem
looming
startup
tee off
oncome
early days
curtain-raiser
origins
launching
coming on
accession
verge
generation
brink
edge
naissance
constitution
opportunity
break
chance
engendering
propagation
developing
happening
premiere
graduation
convocation
countdown
celebration
admission
bow
activation
landing
delivery
parturition
childbirth
reception
first act
setting-up
setting up
first step
first steps
eruption
floating
taking place
springing up
seeds
preamble
preliminary
intro
prologue
UK
foreword
prolegomenon
father
originator
pedigree
begetter
history
prolog
US
very beginnings
initiator
architect
inventor
visitation
prefatory remarks
opening remarks
coming out
lead-in
opening statement
pupilage
youth
childhood
incunabulum
nonage
immaturity
minority
upwelling
antecedent
mother
authorship
home
starting place
paternity
maternity
specialist
rising
place of origin
early years
first phase
early life
embryonic stage
formative years
initial stages
approaching
reaching
advancement
progress
progression
drawing near
imminence
coming nearer
forward movement
encroachment
showing up
presence
appearing
coming near
turning up
more ❯
“On the
outbreak
of war he expected to be called up.”
Noun
▲
Any contagious disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people
plague
disease
epidemic
contagion
infection
pestilence
sickness
pandemic
lurgy
pest
murrain
influenza
killer
wave
Black Death
bubonic plague
contagious disease
pneumonic plague
scourge
lues
visitation
virus
endemic
rash
peril
menace
deadly illness
fatal illness
threat to life
cause of death
Noun
▲
A loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a large mass of people
tumult
commotion
uproar
ado
din
hubbub
pandemonium
row
racket
ruckus
babel
clamor
US
clamour
UK
fracas
hullabaloo
rumpus
bedlam
furore
UK
affray
brouhaha
ruction
altercation
ballyhoo
blather
bluster
bobbery
bother
brawl
bustle
clangor
US
clangour
UK
clatter
clutter
coil
corroboree
disturbance
do
foofaraw
frenzy
fun
furor
US
fuss
helter-skelter
hoo-ha
hoo-hah
hoopla
hubble-bubble
hurly
hurly-burly
hurricane
hurry
hurry-scurry
hurry-skurry
kerfuffle
melee
moil
pother
quarrel
riot
shindy
shouting
splore
squall
stew
stir
storm
stramash
to-do
turmoil
welter
whirl
williwaw
yelling
zoo
loud noise
dither
excitement
fight
hassle
jangle
lather
maelstrom
seething
strife
unsettlement
upturn
wildness
alarums and excursions
disorder
flurry
upheaval
unrest
outcry
outburst
fever
scuffle
fret
mêlée
fray
cacophony
eruption
ridiculousness
senselessness
farce
farcicality
hue and cry
flare-up
monkey business
confusion
chaos
turbulence
mayhem
havoc
trouble
noise
bangarang
discord
anarchy
disruption
babble
stink
convulsion
agitation
mess
disorganization
US
carry-on
free-for-all
shindig
perturbation
madness
bagarre
broil
tizzy
vociferation
violence
disquiet
ructions
flap
all hell broken loose
imbroglio
breach of the peace
disorganisation
UK
muddle
disarray
disorderliness
fighting
disarrangement
jumble
disorderedness
donnybrook
muss
roar
lawlessness
stooshie
ferment
madhouse
unruliness
aggro
chatter
anarchism
discombobulation
complication
biffo
argy-bargy
misrule
caterwauling
entanglement
big scene
mix-up
annoyance
tumble
boisterousness
hell broke loose
fury
struggle
scrap
dust-up
an outcry
hubba-hubba
rhubarb
rowdydow
roughhouse
shivaree
bickering
craziness
hell to pay
devil to pay
all hell breaking loose
rough house
conflict
frolic
dance
party
carousal
bash
revel
fancy
merrymaking
spree
shambles
scuffling
derangement
confusedness
discontent
untidiness
scramble
dissatisfaction
folderol
consternation
grief
entropy
squabble
wrangle
activity
palaver
splash
excitation
talk
dishevelment
wilderness
scene
discomposure
restlessness
action
fermentation
fireworks
pantomime
harassment
threat
misorder
a three-ring circus
mare's nest
hell
intricacy
rout
a madhouse
dislocation
haze
messiness
slip-up
fuss and bother
hustle
tamasha
backwash
production
song and dance
bobsy-die
big stink
combustion
hustle and bustle
howl
bowwow
soap opera
ride
seesaw
saga
boilover
hazard
menace
topsy-turviness
cry
scandal
rage
hysteria
controversy
firestorm
argument
anger
uproariousness
katzenjammer
fanfare
bellow
squawk
lamentation
bewailing
disquietude
yelp
temper
rabidity
rollercoaster
destruction
war of words
bouleversement
cataclysm
earthquake
tempest
wild disarray
shout
screaming
rioting
rebellion
insurrection
mutiny
ululation
babbling
buzz
scrimmage
tintamarre
snafu
wilding
static
revolution
strike
terrorism
reign of terror
mob rule
more ❯
Noun
▲
A number of similar or related events, objects, or people coming one after another
series
sequence
chain
course
run
succession
cycle
procession
progression
set
string
train
array
line
order
rash
round
row
spate
stream
wave
arrangement
battery
concatenation
list
range
streak
suite
file
group
alternation
bank
chapter
consecution
continuity
suit
column
gradation
scale
tier
queue
circle
whirl
merry-go-round
rank
convoy
wheel
cavalcade
flurry
caravan
cue
fleet
armada
motorcade
trail
lineup
entourage
following
crocodile
selection
gamut
parade
bout
catenation
catena
nexus
passage
flow
pattern
path
field
persistence
progress
zodiac
length
lane
catalog
US
axis
block
connection
catalogue
UK
linkup
cortege
tailback
retinue
posse
cortège
tail
Noun
▲
A situation of panic or disorder
upheaval
tumult
uproar
cataclysm
storm
earthquake
bouleversement
disturbance
convulsion
furor
US
furore
UK
turbulence
disorder
disruption
turmoil
paroxysm
chaos
commotion
ferment
tempest
upset
eruption
revolution
disorganisation
UK
disorganization
US
trouble
clamor
US
clamour
UK
disaster
outcry
upturn
bedlam
confusion
disarray
mayhem
overthrow
pandemonium
alteration
catastrophe
explosion
outburst
shakeout
stirring
switch
temblor
tremor
turnaround
about-face
flip-flop
violent change
major change
new ball-game
new deal
seismic shift
sudden change
agitation
unrest
storms
havoc
brouhaha
excitement
stir
bluster
wildness
riot
strife
convulsions
tempests
maelstroms
quaking
tottering
shock
shaking
trembling
rocking
seism
Sturm und Drang
churning
tossing
shake
whisking
beating
folding
whipping
blending
rolling
jolting
more ❯
Noun
▲
A very strong wind
gale
cyclone
hurricane
storm
tornado
squall
tempest
typhoon
whirlwind
blast
superstorm
windstorm
burster
buster
flaw
gust
strong wind
blow
chinook
mistral
monsoon
wind
high wind
howling wind
violent storm
breeze
puff
flurry
draught
UK
draft
US
rush
williwaw
windblast
scud
snowstorm
twister
blizzard
waft
dust devil
zephyr
whiff
tropical storm
breath
thunderstorm
bluster
current
current of air
shower
downpour
cloudburst
rainstorm
weather event
deluge
billow
air
precipitation
airstream
hailstorm
buran
dust storm
bad weather
strong breeze
electrical storm
ice storm
tropical cyclone
swirl
whirl
eddy
turbulence
burst
funnel
stormy weather
extreme weather
severe weather
inclement weather
poor weather
hazardous weather
puff of wind
downfall
wet
rain
rainfall
flow
movement
line storm
emanation
precip
influx
willy-willy
draw
cloud
flatus
drift
raining cats and dogs
rush of air
headwind
wafting
whisk
flutter
air current
air currents
air-current
trouble
gush
snowfall
whiteout
white-out
gust of wind
snow storm
snow blast
heavy snow
snow squall
high winds
drizzle
torrent
drencher
sleet
torrential rain
flood
hail
raindrops
inundation
mizzle
heavy dew
torrent of rain
heavy shower
condensation
rainwater
wetness
snow
fall
Scotch mist
showers
heavy rain
pouring rain
cat-and-dog weather
wet weather
driving rain
cloudbust
cyclonic storm
wind-shift line
squall line
hailstones
washout
splatter
hail shower
snowsquall
light fall
sprinkle
moisture
frozen rain
pouring
mist
sheets
liquid sunshine
sun shower
fall of rain
line squall
damp
rains
dew
whirlpool
spray
pour
maelstrom
showery weather
Charybdis
rainy weather
rainy season
damp weather
gulf
waterspout
counterflow
countercurrent
gyre
swirling
quagmire
morass
tourbillion
spiral
vortex
tidal wave
more ❯
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