Verb:

திடீர் வெடிப்பறு,

erupted's Usage Examples:

"Never saw him before," I got out before a wave of nausea flooded in and I erupted again.

The helo left them at Texarkana, the southernmost point on their map, before missile fire from the other side of the river erupted.

We may note the pre-Cambrian lavas and tuffs of the Wrekin district in Shropshire and the somewhat later volcanic rocks of Charnwood; the porphyrites, andesites, tuffs and rhyolites of the Borrowdale volcanic centre, erupted in the Ordovician period, and the Silurian granites of the same region.

As the gymnast reached the apogee of her catapult, cheers erupted throughout the gym.

Lava streams are seldom emitted from these volcanoes, the material erupted consisting chiefly of ash and scoriae, which are spread over a very wide extent of country.

Are you going to release the description?Gradually winter released its grip and flowers erupted from the ground in celebration of spring.

On the west of the plateau evidences of volcanic activity are to be seen in the district of Kula (Katakekaumene), coated with recent erupted matter, and in the numerous hot springs of the Lycus, Maeander, and other valleys.

Tragically, their lovers ' tiff finally erupted in front of the rest of the Ireland squad.

The car came to a stop as a long agonizing sob erupted from her lungs.

Almost immediately, the room erupted with a gunshot and both my assailant and I dropped to the floor.

Once a child's lower baby incisors have erupted, an orthodontist can measure the child's jaw and tooth size, project their growth rate, and possibly predict whether the child will have orthodontic problems with their permanent teeth.

The crowd erupted in cheers and applause.

Synonyms:

break out, start, begin,

Antonyms:

better, alkalize, freeze, end,