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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abrupt outburst" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense expression of emotion, often in a loud or forceful manner.
Example: "During the meeting, her abrupt outburst caught everyone off guard and shifted the focus of the discussion."
Alternatives: "sudden eruption" or "unexpected explosion of emotion."
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The vote follows an environmental review that looked only at the immediate consequences of construction and not the long-term effects on the ecology of these watersheds or the downstream risks of damming short, violent, glacial rivers that are subject to abrupt outburst floods from the lakes above them.
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First Mr. Vo, tricked out in a skimpy costume and with bright lights attached to his body, posed and postured to annoyingly abrupt piano outbursts (again recorded) from David Lang.
Many stories juxtapose mundane experiences of middle-class respectability with abrupt catastrophes, violent outbursts and homicidal impulses.
There is a world-weary heaviness to the work, with lumbering chords in the strings, monumental outbursts and abrupt silences.
Cataclysmic outburst floods transformed landscapes and caused abrupt climate change during the last deglaciation.
He abrupt ly recessed the hearings, saying they would not resume until he had a written promise from the defendants that there would be no more outbursts.
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