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Discover LudwigThe phrase "erupted with laughter" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense reaction of laughter, often in response to something humorous. Example: "When the comedian told the punchline, the audience erupted with laughter."
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The room erupted with laughter.
The crowd erupted with laughter.
The room "erupted with laughter".
The group erupted with laughter and applause.
The audience erupted with laughter and applause.
The gallery erupted with laughter at the understatement.
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She looked to Douglas as if she would erupt with laughter, or something else, something he couldn't predict.
The six of us spent nearly a whole week soused in a Petersburg lake cove, swimming in warm water, my dad erupting with laughter whenever a fish nibbled on his toes, Steve peeling off his T-shirt and giving us all a peace sign.
Eventually, he manages to get out his next line: "Now, do you want a … full exchange?" Newhart ad libs, **"**Well, I … I'd like a straight man who didn't laugh!" He adds, "You're sure you worked with Jerry Martinin (wiping tears from his eyes): "But our stuff wasn't this funny, I'll tell you that!" The audience erupts with laughter and sustained applause.
He huddles with the talent, all shrouded in big coats, and their conversation repeatedly erupts with laughter.
They all erupt with laughter.
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