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Discover Ludwig"water burst" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a sudden and forceful release of water, such as from a burst pipe or a burst dam. Here is an example sentence: "The residents were shocked when a water burst flooded their neighborhood, damaging homes and causing a temporary evacuation."
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Water burst through the seams, flooding the berths.
When the ice cover was pierced, water burst up through the borehole.
Smiles flicker on the faces of residents in Alungar, a village in Ojom parish, Katine, as water burst from the ground.
Along the flickering walls, the lamp picked out the scummy marks made by water burst from the pipes and heated to boiling by the fire.
But less than a year later, the dam holding back a lake of cyanide-laced water burst, sending 100,000 cubic meters of contaminated water downstream to the Danube, killing more than 1,200 tons of fish in Hungary.
There were no new signs that the men were still alive in the air pocket where they sought refuge after water burst into the area where they were working.
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Too many pumpkins have split because of too much water, bursting a grower's dream.
The Lab door, labeled "Strobe Alley," lets explorers do experiments on flowing water, bursting balloons and bouncing balls.
Linda Gomez's husband was moving cars to higher ground when Ms. Gomez heard a noise in the backyard and saw water bursting from a manhole cover.
Once in the city, they race down the narrow ancient passageways, like water bursting a dam, all the while shrieking in agony.
Nearly a decade ago, Nasa's Mars Global Surveyor took pictures of what appeared to be water bursting through a gully wall and flowing around boulders and other rocky debris.
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