disrupt

Phonetic Respelling: [ dis-ruhpt ]

Definition:

v. to break up the order or progress of

Sentence:

You will disrupt the class with your loud talking.

More example sentences:

You will disrupt the class with your loud talking.

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Which play does Greer disrupt at Shakespeare's Globe Theater?

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Which numbers disrupt the peace in long division?

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The truck might carom off the retaining wall and disrupt traffic.

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Maya decides to disrupt the social ladder at school by doing what?

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How did Springtime disrupt the march?

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How did Dobby disrupt the Dursley's dinner party?

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Synonyms:

confuse; disturb; upset; jumble

Antonyms:

arrange; organize

Disrupt rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • cupped
  • upped
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • abrupt
  • corrupt
  • erupt
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • interrupt