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To rupture
noun
A burst, split, or break.
Exact(60)
Finally, it indeed began to rupture.
They can cause the tendon to rupture.
And the air bags continued to rupture.
I. Forces to rupture molecular-point attachments.
China has ample economic incentive not to rupture American ties.
The innocence started to rupture around the edges.
But their relationship began to rupture last week.
The fractures are prone to rupture again.
"The question is whether the collapse caused the tank to rupture, or whether the material hitting the building caused the tank to rupture and enhance the fire".
I don't try them on – they're pretty old and I wouldn't want to rupture them.
"I was careful not to rupture a vein but it was very bloody and sore.
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