The phrase "violently erupt" is correct and commonly used in written English to describe a sudden and forceful eruption or explosion of something.
It can be used in various contexts, but is often used to talk about natural disasters, such as volcanoes or earthquakes, or to describe intense emotions or reactions. Example: The volcano violently erupted, sending a massive plume of ash and debris into the sky. Example: The meeting took a turn when one participant started violently erupting at the mention of a potential cut to their department's budget.
Authorities warned that Mount Agung could violently erupt at any moment. .
Or in my case violently erupt during times of physical exertion, embarrassment, anger or sorrow.
In a repeating process, the volcano would violently erupt, then eventually collapse into a roughly circular seawater-filled caldera, with numerous small islands forming the circle.
It was always a question of when the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would violently erupt once again, which only proves that, contrary to the prevailing views among a multitude of Israelis, no Israeli government can manage the occupation indefinitely.
It is a curious picture – a nation literally at the crossroads of the US "democratisation" project in Afghanistan violently erupting to eject a government that had benefited handsomely from US aid and lucrative insider contracts – despite a drumbeat of reports over the last few years of the ruling party's increasingly anti-democratic nature.
The volcano suddenly and violently erupted and the water level of the lake rose 4 m as a result.
Seafloor volcanoes do erupt violently, but in relatively shallow water.
Some of Central America's volcanoes erupt violently from time to time, and earthquakes frequently occur in the region.
Mr. Romagnoli said the system's 700 uniformed officers were trained to spot the kinds of stressful situations that could lead to assaults on health-care workers, and how to defuse them before they erupt violently, sometimes with "verbal judo" techniques.
Craig Hamilton, a carer, who also has a history of mental health problems, says: "Talking here means that the volcano doesn't erupt so violently.
El Chichόn volcano (Chiapas, Mexico, Figure 1a) erupted violently (VEI 5, Plinian eruptions) during the week from 28 March to 4 April 1982 (Luhr et al. 1984; Sigurdsson et al. 1984), leaving a 1 km wide crater hosting a lake since then (Figure 1b).
