Associations to the word «Outbreak»
Noun
- Cholera
- Tornado
- Influenza
- Smallpox
- Flu
- Plague
- Hostility
- Epidemic
- Swine
- Quarantine
- Vaccination
- Virus
- Hepatitis
- Boer
- Malaria
- War
- Locust
- Fever
- Neutrality
- Vaccine
- Fatality
- Zombie
- Yeomanry
- Syphilis
- Disease
- Pest
- Pathogen
- Russo
- Flotilla
- Epidemiology
- Poisoning
- Diarrhea
- Rebellion
- Insurrection
- Poultry
- Insecticide
- Sanitation
- Uprising
- Tuberculosis
- Thunderstorm
- Ii
- Fusilier
- Revolution
- Royalist
- Unrest
- Infection
- Sore
- Franco
- Revolt
- Mutiny
- Violence
- Contamination
- Mortality
- Nazi
- Liberia
- Secession
- Internment
- Wildfire
- Mosquito
- Embargo
- Archduke
Adjective
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Adverb
Wiktionary
OUTBREAK, noun. An eruption, sudden appearance
OUTBREAK, noun. A sudden increase.
OUTBREAK, noun. An outburst or sudden eruption, especially of violence and mischief.
OUTBREAK, noun. (uncountable) A geological layer that breaks out
OUTBREAK, verb. (intransitive) To burst out
OUTBREAK, verb. (intransitive) To break forth
Dictionary definition
OUTBREAK, noun. A sudden violent spontaneous occurrence (usually of some undesirable condition); "the outbreak of hostilities".
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