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▲
A sudden and widespread occurrence or manifestation of something
The onset or beginning of something
The act of escaping from somewhere or something
An uprising or revolt against authority
Any contagious disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people
A number of similar or related events, objects, or people coming one after another
A state of noisy and confused activity
A situation of panic or disorder
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▲
Noun
▲
A sudden and widespread occurrence or manifestation of something
outburst
burst
eruption
fit
explosion
spasm
flash
paroxysm
storm
gush
surge
flare
flurry
blaze
flood
spate
spurt
ebullition
upsurge
wave
rash
outpouring
boutade
flutter
epidemic
volley
flicker
fury
blowup
breakout
occurrence
plague
bursting
thunder
break
recrudescence
gushing
sally
breaking
irruption
roar
sortie
tumult
flare-up
sudden appearance
rush
flush
attack
torrent
access
gale
bout
gust
spell
agony
effusion
seizure
welling up
deluge
blow-up
frenzy
blast
outflow
outflowing
splurt
run
case
dose
series
siege
flow
stream
rise
convulsion
stroke
turn
throe
hurricane
succession
string
upswing
discharge
period
avalanche
cascade
blow
inflammation
swell
inundation
tide
barrage
bombardment
salvo
cannonade
hail
detonation
conniption
fusillade
blitz
patch
passion
upheaval
rapture
groundswell
state
spree
blitzkrieg
shower
peal
upwelling
charge
uprising
onrush
scene
drumfire
onslaught
current
sweep
escalation
influx
drumbeat
bubble
onset
start
pandemic
vibration
vomiting
outcry
spot
throes
manifestation
huff
fever
ferment
paddy
experience
expulsion
ripple
blowout
bomb
stint
encounter
rain
fireworks
twitch
relapse
streak
overflow
broadside
suffering
craze
increase
growth
stretch
upturn
ebullience
battle
contagion
mushrooming
spread
sequence
profusion
splash
touch
emotional outburst
chain
ailment
round
stab
phase
emotional outpouring
show
interval
issue
course
brief display
sudden show
sudden display
sudden exhibition
brief exhibition
outrush
jet
flux
train
building up
build-up
effluence
leakage
battery
efflux
outflux
drain
escape
emanation
outpour
exodus
welling
drainage
cluster
welter
episode
incidence
effluent
debouchment
expression
hemorrhage
US
haemorrhage
UK
spout
emission
emergence
spring
ooze
seepage
effluvium
pang
pangs
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
▲
The onset or beginning of something
beginning
onset
opening
outset
commencement
dawn
start
genesis
inception
breaking out
day one
birth
launch
dawning
emergence
creation
origin
alpha
rise
starting point
kickoff
incipience
incipiency
nascence
nascency
threshold
morning
source
baseline
arrival
appearance
spring
infancy
outstart
onrush
onfall
cradle
roots
origination
inauguration
mainspring
germ
fountainhead
get-go
kick-off
birthplace
conception
font
git-go
first appearance
beginnings
fount
causality
etymology
seat
causation
head
initiation
nucleus
seedbed
well
parent
agent
nativity
provenience
entrance
progenitor
entry
ingress
opener
embarkation
occasion
inspiration
inducement
provenance
introduction
radix
forging
derivation
principle
egg
embryo
connection
author
generator
motive
determinant
fons et origo
horse's mouth
git go
early stages
blast off
square one
well head
early stage
root
debut
advent
point of departure
takeoff
prelude
coming
development
institution
induction
installation
preface
presentation
blastoff
top
rudiment
basis
materialization
US
formation
word go
instigation
surfacing
founding
first
leadoff
foundation
materialisation
UK
opening move
occurrence
unfolding
very beginning
advance
incoming
approach
starting
establishment
origins
nearing
commencing
looming
oncome
early days
launching
startup
tee off
coming on
accession
curtain-raiser
first steps
verge
brink
generation
edge
constitution
naissance
opportunity
break
chance
developing
overture
fountain
wellspring
preliminary
intro
premiere
activation
starting position
landing
proem
graduation
reception
happening
first act
bow
setting up
setting-up
first step
eruption
floating
lead-in
coming out
seeds
first stage
beginning stages
taking place
springing up
cause
very beginnings
visitation
pupilage
youth
childhood
incunabulum
nonage
immaturity
minority
father
originator
pedigree
begetter
history
initiator
architect
creator
inventor
early years
first phase
early life
embryonic stage
formative years
initial stages
upwelling
antecedent
mother
authorship
home
starting place
paternity
maternity
specialist
rising
place of origin
more ❯
“At the
outbreak
of the war, many people were inspired to train to help the sick and wounded.”
Noun
▲
The act of escaping from somewhere or 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
escapement
emancipation
salvation
freeing
exit
evasion
abscondment
gaolbreak
UK
jailbreak
US
discharge
relief
redemption
delivery
breaking away
abscondence
absconsion
quittance
quietus
pardon
prison break
salvage
vanishing
means of escape
truancy
setting free
exfiltration
breakaway
retreating
fugue
checking out
hasty departure
taking powder
saving
manumission
ransom
acquittal
more ❯
“Their attempted
outbreak
from prison was evidently long prepared.”
Noun
▲
An uprising or revolt against authority
revolt
rising
rebellion
uprising
revolution
insurrection
mutiny
insurgence
insurgency
tumult
riot
coup
sedition
putsch
rioting
jacquerie
anarchy
insubordination
disorder
unrest
regime change
resistance
disobedience
defiance
strike
subversion
upheaval
protest
civil disorder
civil disobedience
fighting in the streets
dissent
overthrow
schism
nonconformity
apostasy
heresy
seizure of power
act of resistance
act of defiance
agitation
raging against the machine
recalcitrance
disturbance
refusal to obey orders
refusal to obey
reform
plot
bloodshed
turmoil
turbulence
strife
overturn
uproar
row
violence
change
foment
coup d'état
guerrilla activity
underground activity
government takeover
defection
displeasure
lawlessness
misrule
mob rule
unruliness
reign of terror
anarchism
furore
UK
takeover
furor
US
terrorism
breach of the peace
coup d'etat
chaos
treason
dissension
confusion
mayhem
mobocracy
ochlocracy
rabble-rousing
palace revolution
opposition
demonstration
struggle
ousting
deposition
bloodless coup
wildness
crime
criminality
power play
irresponsibility
lack of control
lack of restraint
pandemonium
sabotage
treachery
destabilization
US
subversiveness
undermining
destabilisation
UK
disruption
disorganization
US
troublemaking
trouble-making
nihilism
misgovernment
nongovernment
disregard
hostility
provocation
incitement
fomentation
disorganisation
UK
inflaming
absence of government
disloyalty
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
incitement to rebellion
rumpus
fighting
fracas
convulsion
discord
quarrel
affray
brawl
melee
tizzy
discombobulation
biffo
fight
aggro
scrimmage
wilding
shindig
entanglement
imbroglio
snafu
flap
fuss
shindy
bagarre
hoo-ha
argy-bargy
more ❯
“The
outbreak
by the citizens would be subdued quickly with ruthless efficiency.”
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
endemic
lues
visitation
virus
rash
peril
menace
deadly illness
fatal illness
threat to life
cause of death
widespread illness
what's going around
boutade
widespread disease
epizootic
recrudescence
infestation
illness
bug
bane
blight
contamination
disorder
condition
complaint
ailment
affliction
malady
upset
infirmity
indisposition
trouble
canker
cancer
defect
ail
disability
affection
abnormality
evil
ill
complication
decrepitude
debility
problem
pathosis
curse
fever
syndrome
distemperature
ache
distemper
sickliness
coath
fit
seizure
misery
inflammation
attack
flu
unsoundness
Cancer
hemorrhage
US
spell
feebleness
breakdown
rot
unhealthiness
haemorrhage
UK
stroke
convulsions
collapse
medical condition
silent killer
ill health
impairment
malaise
septicity
toxicity
pollution
venom
miasma
corruption
poison
impurity
taint
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
a series of
schedule
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 state of noisy and confused activity
fun
commotion
uproar
disturbance
furore
UK
tumult
turmoil
rumpus
pandemonium
hubbub
ruckus
fuss
ruction
ado
stir
hullabaloo
row
bother
furor
US
bustle
clatter
ballyhoo
hoopla
storm
pother
bluster
blather
whirl
welter
bobbery
shindy
foofaraw
squall
williwaw
hurly
zoo
racket
disorder
flurry
din
upheaval
unrest
fracas
hassle
outcry
clamor
US
clamour
UK
melee
lather
outburst
brawl
fever
scuffle
fret
cacophony
eruption
fray
mêlée
farce
farcicality
ridiculousness
senselessness
to-do
hurly-burly
helter-skelter
hue and cry
flare-up
monkey business
kerfuffle
moil
stew
splore
hurry
clutter
corroboree
hurricane
do
coil
hoo-ha
hubble-bubble
hurry-scurry
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
alarums and excursions
brouhaha
confusion
agitation
riot
chaos
bedlam
excitement
trouble
carry-on
mayhem
ferment
flap
noise
frenzy
havoc
turbulence
disruption
song and dance
hustle and bustle
babel
palaver
stink
activity
free-for-all
big scene
quarrel
maelstrom
bangarang
pantomime
splash
scene
bobsy-die
broil
jangle
performance
upset
whirlwind
donnybrook
dither
action
hustle
big stink
hell broke loose
altercation
folderol
violence
bagarre
strife
production
anarchy
madhouse
clangour
UK
hype
hysteria
disquiet
clangor
US
controversy
babble
affray
sensation
stramash
craze
fuss and bother
discord
rage
tizzy
tempest
tizz
mania
excitation
distraction
backwash
fireworks
rampage
tamasha
aggro
annoyance
restlessness
convulsion
argy-bargy
business
struggle
shindig
hurrah
enthusiasm
lunacy
fad
protest
scrap
stooshie
dust-up
imbroglio
intricacy
an outcry
perturbation
madness
rowdydow
roar
shemozzle
craziness
hubba-hubba
rhubarb
fluster
flutter
fury
hell to pay
devil to pay
loud noise
panic
rumble
rush
disarray
worry
uprising
fighting
scandal
delirium
spin
rampancy
discomposure
ructions
fermentation
fisticuffs
rigmarole
liveliness
animation
all hell breaking loose
explosion
busyness
interruption
instability
movement
deliriousness
ailment
breach of the peace
combustion
life
uncertainty
convulsions
heat
tohubohu
haste
elation
passion
buzz
emotion
thrill
feeling
drama
whirlpool
spot of bother
hurly burly
to do
tizz-woz
snafu
feverishness
rough house
hectic activity
mix-up
topsy-turviness
fuss and feathers
Sturm und Drang
toing and froing
comings and goings
shouting
yelling
roughhouse
shivaree
all hell broken loose
fight
clash
tussle
skirmish
battle
scrimmage
conflict
set-to
shambles
punch-up
disorderliness
wrangle
bust-up
rammy
vociferation
biffo
afters
mess
scrum
unruliness
three-ring circus
disorganization
US
ruck
wildness
confrontation
contest
barney
rough-and-tumble
disorganisation
UK
encounter
lawlessness
jumble
howl
ding-dong
swedge
tiff
carrying-on
argument
hell
contretemps
dustup
cataclysm
chatter
run-in
earthquake
squabble
bouleversement
dispute
battle royal
feud
brannigan
tangle
combat
disarrangement
goings-on
melodrama
stoush
events
pell-mell
incidents
hijinks
storm in a teacup
tempest in a teapot
mare's nest
happenings
snake pit
muddle
proceedings
occurrences
utter confusion
exchange
boisterousness
rat's nest
disorderedness
misrule
disagreement
war of words
histrionics
paroxysm
charivari
tremor
spat
nuisance
misorder
disquietude
derangement
misunderstanding
provocation
dislocation
wild disarray
brush
upturn
fist fight
miff
wrangling
much ado about nothing
shock
rough and tumble
duke out
holy mess
outrage
falling-out
slanging match
shouting match
difference of opinion
anarchism
hullaballoo
activeness
entropy
wingding
swirl
bombshell
adventure
screaming
caterwauling
dynamism
bomb
hysterics
engagement
complaint
objection
uproariousness
babbling
dishevelment
protestation
messiness
rout
stirring
bowwow
tension
dissent
incitement
muss
procedure
spectacle
surprise
cry
tumble
heck
nonsense
indignation
katzenjammer
grief
stand-up
opposition
contention
harassment
street fight
chance-medley
dissension
debate
seething mass
bickering
bicker
omnishambles
knock-down-drag-out
disaster
kickup
incident
huff
exchange of blows
public disturbance
anger
theatrics
dramatics
arguing
scene of confusion
disorderly conduct
public nuisance
discussion
theatre
UK
theater
US
square go
tempest in a teacup
tempest in a tea-kettle
nasty fight
argle-bargle
federal case
cross fire
mountain out of a molehill
turf war
big deal
circus
fractiousness
disruptiveness
mill
free fight
big fuss
moving
ungovernableness
rowdiness
uncontrollability
destruction
scramble
troubles
flash
shout
consternation
chaotic situation
dogfight
thrills
wilderness
trepidation
haze
duel
quake
bugle call
mishap
scuffling
calamity
boiling point
attack
assault
ululation
wow
insurrection
hindrance
wilding
unquietness
restiveness
uneasiness
energy
kick-up
vandalism
discontent
ruffle
fussing
spasm
jump
go
shuffle
tintamarre
incitation
talk
exaggeration
slip-up
dissatisfaction
outbreak of violence
work
disputation
joust
hostility
bout
mix up
street fighting
mob violence
violent disorder
soap opera
seesaw
saga
enterprise
firestorm
jiggery-pokery
physical encounter
criticism
kicks
spirit
eventualities
high jinks
episodes
a maelstrom
ataxia
mobocracy
temper
rabidity
motion
threat
flurry of activity
actions
lamentation
bewailing
yelp
fanfare
bellow
squawk
blare
discordance
rattle
decibels
bruit
state of unrest
sparring match
wrestling match
wrestling bout
power struggle
menace
boilover
hazard
clamouring
UK
a mess
a muddle
a shambles
stunner
fankle
bunfight
carryings-on
chain of events
confused noise
ritual
disapproval
exclamation
yike
rollercoaster
tantrum
topsy-turvydom
topsy-turvyness
an omnishambles
tracasserie
tracasseries
paraphernalia
shaking
trembling
quaking
seism
tottering
rocking
overdrive
puzzle
howl of protest
clang
tower
jargon
demurral
a car crash
words
discourse
argumentation
distress
fit
blowup
clamoring
US
howls of protest
flak
lengthy process
red tape
tedious business
car crash
high gear
hissy
sparring
hubbubs
gaieties
excitements
fervor
US
beef
conversation
powwow
quarrelling
UK
squabbling
polemic
formal complaint
chorus of disapproval
eagerness
stimulation
quarreling
US
refuting
rebutting
exhibition
stage
exchange of views
dramaturgy
acting
verbal sparring
back-and-forth
bone of contention
revolution
movements
dramas
activism
dismay
scrape
threap
collieshangie
overthrow
try
hullabaloos
tumults
campaigning
alteration
turnaround
shakeout
switch
catastrophe
temblor
hissy fit
temper tantrum
irritation
inconvenience
fright
vexation
alarm
exhibition of oneself
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violent change
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bit of argy-bargy
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US
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argy-bargy
hoopla
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aggro
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scene
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rumble
disquietude
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row
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