Antonyms for out bursts

Grammar : Noun

Spell : out-burst

Phonetic Transcription : ˈaʊtˌbɜrst

Definition of out bursts

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

Example sentences :

Now out bursts Jack, with a big sob that he could contain no longer.
Extract from : « In Convent Walls » by Emily Sarah Holt

Synonyms for out bursts

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