outburst of

Frequency: 8.525.6 per million words

Used to specify the emotion being expressed (e.g., anger, laughter, temper).

outburstNOUN + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • His sudden outburst of anger shocked everyone in the room.
  • She couldn't suppress an outburst of laughter during the serious meeting.
  • The child had an unexpected outburst of temper when he didn't get his way.
  • Tears streamed down her face in an emotional outburst of grief.
  • The crowd responded with an outburst of cheers as the team scored.
  • He apologized for his outburst of frustration during the difficult task.
  • We witnessed a rare outburst of emotion from the usually stoic leader.
  • The artist’s work is characterized by vibrant colors and a dramatic outburst of passion.
  • A small outburst of rage led to the argument escalating quickly.
  • Despite the bad weather, there was an outburst of enthusiasm from the volunteers.