completely disrupt

Frequency: 7.012.1 per million words

Indicates that the disruption affects the entirety of something.

disruptADVERB + VERB

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completely

Examples (10)

  • A sudden strike could completely disrupt the national supply chain.
  • The unexpected festival completely disrupted traffic in the city center.
  • Working night shifts has completely disrupted my sleep pattern.
  • The introduction of this invasive species will completely disrupt the local ecosystem.
  • A power outage threatened to completely disrupt our wedding plans.
  • The new technology is expected to completely disrupt the traditional market.
  • The factory fire completely disrupted production for over a month.
  • Constant interruptions from the construction noise completely disrupt the classroom environment.
  • A major cyberattack could completely disrupt the global financial system.
  • The government's censorship was an attempt to completely disrupt the free flow of information.