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Term: Disruptions

Definition:

Disruptions are disturbances or interruptions that cause a break in the continuity or normal functioning of a system or process.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: Instances of disturbances or interruptions that create a break in the normal flow of events.

Example Sentence: The sudden power outage caused disruptions throughout the city, with shops closing and transportation coming to a halt.

Sense 2:

Noun: Radical changes or alterations that disturb the regular operation of an industry, sector, or market.

Example Sentence: The invention of online streaming caused significant disruptions in the traditional television and film industries.

Sense 3:

Noun: Distress or disorder caused by unruly behavior or rowdy actions.

Example Sentence: The party next door continued well into the night, resulting in disruptions and complaints from neighbors.

Sense 4:

Verb: Act of interfering or disturbing the regular proceedings or functioning of something.

Example Sentence: The protesters aimed to disrupt the political rally by chanting loudly and blocking the entrance.

Sense 5:

Adjective: Describing something that causes disturbances or interruptions in a system or process.

Example Sentence: The new software upgrade proved to be a disruptive force, causing numerous disuptions to the company's daily operations.

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