reburst
verb as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The dam reburst with force, sending water rushing down the river.
Definition:To burst again with renewed force or violence.
Example:After a brief pause, a reburst of laughter filled the room.
Definition:A sudden and renewed burst of laughter.
Example:The explosion caused a reburst of light, blinding those nearby.
Definition:A sudden and renewed burst of light.
Example:After a few minutes of calm, a reburst of anger came over him.
Definition:A sudden and renewed burst of anger.
Example:Shocked to hear the news, she reburst into tears.
Definition:To burst into tears again with renewed force or violence.
Example:The reburst explosion was even more destructive than the first one.
Definition:An explosion that bursts again with renewed force.
Example:After a short nap, he felt a reburst of energy, allowing him to finish the work.
Definition:A sudden and renewed burst of energy.
Example:The team experienced a reburst of enthusiasm, leading to a winning streak.
Definition:A sudden and renewed burst of enthusiasm.
Example:The anger reburst out as soon as he entered the room.
Definition:To burst out again with renewed force or violence.
Example:After the meeting, there was a reburst of activity as everyone got back to work.
Definition:A sudden and renewed burst of activity.
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