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Synonyms for out burst
Grammar : Noun |
Spell : out-burst |
Phonetic Transcription : ˈaʊtˌbɜrst |
Top 10 synonyms for out burst Other synonyms for the word out burst
- aberration
- about-face
- access
- acerbity
- acrimony
- ado
- affectivity
- agitation
- agony
- alteration
- anger
- animation
- annoyance
- apoplexy
- asperity
- assault
- attack
- backfire
- bad humor
- bang
- beginning
- big scene
- big stink
- blast
- blitz
- blitzkrieg
- blow
- blow a fuse
- blow one's cork
- blow one's stack
- blow one's top
- blow-up
- blowout
- blowup
- bluster
- boom
- booming
- bout
- brawl
- break
- breaking
- breathing
- broadside
- burst
- bursting
- bustle
- cannonade
- cantankerousness
- caprice
- cascade
- cataclysm
- cataract
- catastrophe
- chinook
- choler
- clamor
- clap
- clatter
- cloudburst
- collapse
- combustion
- commencement
- commotion
- complaint
- concussion
- confusion
- conniption
- conniption fit
- contraction
- convulsion
- crack
- cracking
- crash
- crashing
- craze
- crossness
- cry
- curse
- cyclone
- damage
- dander
- dawn
- dedication
- delirium
- deluge
- denunciation
- derangement
- detonation
- devotion
- diatribe
- disaster
- discharge
- disorder
- display
- displeasure
- dispute
- disruption
- distemper
- distraction
- distress
- disturbance
- dithers
- dolor
- downpour
- drumfire
- dynamite
- eagerness
- ebullition
- ecstasy
- effervescence
- effluence
- effusion
- enthusiasm
- epidemic
- epileptic attack
- eruption
- exasperation
- excitability
- excitement
- explosion
- fad
- feeling
- ferment
- ferocity
- fervor
- fever
- fire
- fireworks
- firing
- fit
- flak
- flap
- flare
- flare-up
- flash
- flip one's lid
- flip-flop
- flood
- flooding
- flow
- flurry
- flux
- free-for-all
- frenzy
- fretfulness
- frothing
- fulmination
- fuming
- furor
- fury
- fusillade
- fuss
- gale
- gall
- grouchiness
- gush
- gushing
- gust
- hail
- hassle
- heat
- hell broke loose
- hemorrhage
- hissie fit
- hissy fit
- hoo-ha
- hotheadedness
- howl
- hubba-hubba
- huff
- huffiness
- hullabaloo
- humor
- hurrah
- hurricane
- hurt
- hysteria
- hysterics
- ignition
- ill-humor
- impatience
- indignation
- injury
- insanity
- instant
- insurrection
- intensity
- intimidation
- inundation
- invective
- irascibility
- irascibleness
- ire
- irritability
- irritation
- irruption
- issue
- jerk
- jet
- jiffy
- jolt
- joy
- jumps
- lather
- leakage
- low boiling point
- lunacy
- madness
- mania
- manifestation
- miff
- minute
- misery
- mistral
- moment
- monsoon
- mood
- mutiny
- needle
- new ball-game
- new deal
- Niagara
- noise
- objection
- obloquy
- obsession
- offensive
- onset
- onslaught
- ordeal
- outbreak
- outburst
- outcry
- outpouring
- outrage
- overflow
- overthrow
- pain
- paroxysm
- passion
- peal
- pealing
- peevishness
- percussion
- perturbation
- petulance
- philippic
- pique
- plague
- pop
- pother
- pour
- protest
- puff
- pugnacity
- rabidity
- racket
- rage
- rampage
- rampancy
- rapture
- raving
- rebellion
- rending
- report
- reprobation
- resentment
- revolution
- rise
- roar
- row
- ruckus
- ruction
- rumble
- rumbling
- rumpus
- rush
- sally
- salvo
- scene
- screech
- second
- seizure
- sensitivity
- sentiment
- shake
- shakeout
- shock
- short fuse
- show
- shower
- sign
- slow burn
- snit
- sortie
- sourness
- spasm
- spate
- spell
- spirit
- splash
- spleen
- spritz
- spurt
- squall
- squirt
- stew
- stir
- stirring
- storm
- strain
- stream
- stress
- strife
- stroke
- suffering
- sullenness
- sundering
- surge
- surliness
- swank
- switch
- tantrum
- tartness
- tear
- temblor
- temper
- temper tantrum
- temperament
- tempest
- tetchiness
- throe
- thunder
- thunderbolt
- thundercrack
- tide
- tiff
- tizzy
- to-do
- tornado
- torrent
- torture
- touchiness
- transport
- traumatization
- tremor
- trice
- tumult
- turmoil
- turn
- turnaround
- twinkle
- twinkling
- twitch
- typhoon
- umbrage
- upheaval
- uprising
- uproar
- upset
- upturn
- vehemence
- venting
- violence
- volley
- vomiting
- warmth
- warning
- waterfall
- wax
- whim
- whimsy
- whirl
- wind
- windstorm
- wingding
- wink
- wound
- wounded feelings
- wrath
- yank
- yell
- zeal
- zest
Définition of out burst
Origin :- 1650s, from out + burst (v.). Outbresten was a verb in Middle English (mid-12c.), from Old English utaberstan.
- As in offense : noun anger, hard feelings
- As in outbreak : noun sudden happening
- As in outburst : noun fit of temper
- As in outcry : noun scream, exclamation
- As in outpouring : noun outflow
- As in paroxysm : noun seizure, spasm
- As in passion : noun strong emotion
- As in rage : noun extreme anger
- As in spasm : noun twitch, fit
- As in spurt : noun burst of activity
- As in storm : noun commotion, turmoil
- As in tantrum : noun fit
- As in temper : noun angriness; bad mood
- As in thunder : noun crashing sound
- As in torrent : noun heavy flow
- As in trauma : noun severe mental or physical pain
- As in upheaval : noun major change
- As in blowup : noun an angry outburst
- As in blast : noun explosion
- As in blaze : noun torrent
- As in conniption : noun temper
- As in irascibility : noun temper
- As in irascibleness : noun temper
- As in jiff : noun flash
- As in short fuse : noun temper
- As in tetchiness : noun temper
- As in eruption : noun ejection
- As in explosion : noun eruption, discharge
- As in fit : noun seizure; sudden emotion
- As in flare-up : noun sudden outbreak
- As in flash : noun instant, split second
- As in flash : noun demonstration
- As in frenzy : noun uncontrolled state or situation
- As in fulmination : noun tirade, condemnation
- As in furor : noun disturbance, excitement
- As in gale : noun violent storm
- As in gust : noun rush, eruption
- At the same moment, from another bush opposite me out burst one of the cubs and galloped back towards the burnt pan.
- Extract from : « Long Odds » by H. Rider Haggard
- Then, suddenly, out burst from the leafed sprays a chorus of song that might have rivaled angels' melodies.
- Extract from : « Lords of the North » by A. C. Laut
- With a rushing, roaring sound, out burst the flaming liquid all over the poor devil's body.
- Extract from : « The Swamp Doctor's Adventures in The South-West » by John Robb
- Out burst the sun of his glory, and our scene changes with this change to Edinburgh.
- Extract from : « Homes and Haunts of the Most Eminent British Poets, Vol. I (of 2) » by William Howitt
- Then the lips beat together twice, and out burst a torrent of amazing words.
- Extract from : « The Longest Journey » by E. M. Forster
- Out burst the fierce little hero of the day, and the tall friend followed by instalments.
- Extract from : « Shawl-Straps » by Louisa M. Alcott
- Out burst the fat man in a great fury, and in a minute or two came back with the landlord and an ostler.
- Extract from : « The Yeoman Adventurer » by George W. Gough
- Some laught, some swore, some star'd and stamp'd and curst, And in confusèd humors all out burst.
- Extract from : « Shakespearean Playhouses » by Joseph Quincy Adams
- And out burst the windings of horns and the choruses of the local musical societies.
- Extract from : « Tartarin of Tarascon » by Alphonse Daudet
- At the same moment, from another bush opposite me out burst one of the cubs and galloped back toward the burned-out pan.
- Extract from : « Stories by English Authors: Africa » by Various
Antonyms for out burst
- acceptance
- advantage
- agreement
- alleviation
- apathy
- approval
- balance
- benefit
- blessing
- breeze
- calm
- calmness
- cheer
- clearness
- comfort
- completion
- compliment
- composure
- concealment
- conclusion
- contentment
- continuity
- control
- coolness
- defense
- delight
- disinterest
- dislike
- drip
- dullness
- ease
- end
- ending
- enjoyment
- failure
- favor
- finale
- finish
- flattery
- glee
- good fortune
- good luck
- happiness
- harmony
- hate
- hatred
- healing
- health
- help
- hiding
- implosion
- indifference
- joy
- kindness
- lethargy
- love
- mildness
- miracle
- obedience
- order
- peace
- peacefulness
- pleasure
- praise
- protection
- quiet
- relief
- saneness
- silence
- soundness
- stagnation
- stillness
- success
- support
- sweetness
- trickle
- upset
- wonder
- wrath
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