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Definition:
To erupt (verb)
- When a volcano erupts, it expels lava, ash, and gases from its crater. This is a natural, often violent, process.
- When a person or animal erupts, they suddenly express or burst out with strong emotions, such as anger, laughter, or excitement.
- When a skin rash or pimples erupt, they appear suddenly and spread across the affected area.
- When a tooth or teeth erupt, they come through the gum line and become visible in the mouth.
- When a situation or problem erupts, it begins suddenly, often causing chaos or conflict.
- When an applause or cheer erupts, it starts suddenly and spreads among a crowd.
Examples:
Sense 1:
- The volcano erupted, spewing hot lava and ash into the air.
- Mount Vesuvius last erupted in 1944, causing widespread destruction.
Sense 2:
- He erupted with anger when he discovered the mess in the kitchen.
- The child erupted into fits of laughter during the comedy show.
Sense 3:
- My skin erupted in a rash after coming into contact with poison ivy.
- Her face always erupts with pimples whenever she's stressed.
Sense 4:
- My baby's first tooth began to erupt when he was six months old.
- It can be uncomfortable when wisdom teeth erupt, but it is a normal process.
Sense 5:
- A fight erupted between the rival gangs, causing chaos in the streets.
- Political tensions in the region erupted into a full-scale war.
Sense 6:
- As soon as the referee signaled the goal, the crowd erupted in cheers and applause.
- When the singer took the stage, the audience erupted with excitement.
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