v. to throw out or off something from within often violently; to develop suddenly and violently
The volcano erupted after years of dormancy.
The volcano erupted after years of dormancy.
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Who was in the regiment of troops that was attacked when the United States erupted in the Civil War?
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the volcano erupted after centuries of quiescence.
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A riotous laughter erupted from the barroom.
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Which mountain erupted in Washington state?
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A loud quarrel erupted next to us. OR Do not quarrel with your brother.
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Ages ago a huge chonolith formed at the base of the volcano as it erupted.
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A rousing brannigan erupted at the table.
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What was the name of the famous mountain that suddenly erupted near Pompeii?
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What erupted in the room?
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What was the name of the volcano that erupted in the United States in 1980?
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What volcano erupted in the United States in 1980?
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What type of explosion erupted during the Mauna Loa Volcano presentation?
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When the volcano erupted many of the town's inhabitants were asphyxiated.
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Mt. Pinatubo erupted in June 1991.
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belch; disgorge; eject; expel; spew
botleup; contain; restrain
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disrupted
erupted
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