Associations to the word «Outburst»
Noun
- Indignation
- Temper
- Supernova
- Applause
- Anger
- Flood
- Rage
- Eruption
- Laughter
- Hysteria
- Comet
- Eloquence
- Enthusiasm
- Brightness
- Eta
- Grief
- Wrath
- Meteor
- Frustration
- Aggression
- Shouting
- Sob
- Semitism
- Passion
- Glacier
- Remorse
- Exclamation
- Mirth
- Violence
- Impatience
- Provocation
- Magnitude
- Fury
- Patriotism
- Hatred
- Frenzy
- Emotion
- Apology
- Nova
- Antic
- Sudden
- Cheers
- Resentment
- Intolerance
- Affection
Adjective
- Glacial
- Hysterical
- Passionate
- Prone
- Emotional
- Violent
- Spontaneous
- Sporadic
- Sudden
- Recurrent
- Uncontrolled
- Occasional
- Angry
- Embarrassed
- Unpredictable
- Childish
- Flood
- Catastrophic
- Cheering
- Indignant
- Ashamed
- Periodic
- Furious
- Volcanic
- Explosive
- Profane
- Momentary
- Dwarf
- Aggressive
- Fiery
- Erratic
- Verbal
- Unexpected
- Frequent
- Shocked
- Inappropriate
- Luminous
- Terrific
- Eloquent
Wiktionary
OUTBURST, verb. (intransitive) To burst out.
OUTBURST, noun. A sudden, often violent expression of emotion or activity.
OUTBURST FLOOD, noun. A flood caused by a lake or reservoir overflowing.
Dictionary definition
OUTBURST, noun. An unrestrained expression of emotion.
OUTBURST, noun. A sudden intense happening; "an outburst of heavy rain"; "a burst of lightning".
OUTBURST, noun. A sudden violent disturbance.
Wise words
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