Irruption is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IRRUPTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a forcible or violent rush; a breaking in
• A bursting in; a sudden, violent rushing into a place; as, irruptions of the sea.
• A sudden and violent inroad, or entrance of invaders; as, the irruptions of the Goths into Italy.
• a sudden violent entrance; a bursting in
• a sudden sharp increase in the relative numbers of a population
• a sudden violent spontaneous occurrence (usually of some undesirable condition)
• a breaking or bursting in; a violent incursion or invasion.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to rush in forcibly or violently

Words related to IRRUPTION

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Words that contain IRRUPTION

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How to use IRRUPTION in a sentence

• This unfortunate civil war was a signal for a fresh irruption of the Slavi and Hungarians.
• Into this steady, decorous, highly-respectable circle the youngest child, James, made a formidable irruption.
• That sudden irruption of the terrific clergyman into their intimate world had come with an effect of dramatic and incalculable authority.
• Not since the irruption of the Northern Barbarians has there been the like.
• The Franks were without cavalry when they made their first irruption into Gaul.
• The French make an irruption into Holland, take the fort St.
• Was it an irruption of a friend or a foe? He doubted, and stood petrified between the double question.
• The Gauls, a barbarous nation, had, about two centuries before, made an irruption from beyond the Alps, and settled in the northern parts of Italy.
• Then he began to consider the change which would be brought about by the irruption of the millionaire.
• Had an army of invaders made an irruption into their territory they could not have evinced greater excitement.
• The Huns under Attila, ravaging Southern Europe, were thought to be literal demons who had made an irruption from the pit.
• Neither of them, however, was able to oppose his first irruption.
• It was, in fact, the irruption of modern naturalism into Norwegian literature.
• Julie imagined that the irruption was due to a sudden concern for her, and cursed a solicitude in which love had no part.
• In the next war there was another irruption of the enemy, more terrible to the country than to the city.
• Sibu had not been satisfied to meet the irruption of Shu by mere passive resistance.
• Hence, also, every epoch of revolution in Art seems to the preceding like an irruption of frivolity and profanity.
• The Chimneys would have been quite insufficient to protect them against the rigor of winter, and it was to be feared that the high tides would make another irruption.
• In 1818, these pirates grew so daring that they made an irruption into the Indian Ocean, and plundered vessels and towns on the islands and coasts.
• The violent irruption of good thoughts is like the return home of a man who has not his key, and who forces his own look honestly.
• When the Budlongs made their irruption, they were not received cordially.
• The material cause was the irruption of fresh Barbarian hordes.
• Evidently the quiet of the staid English household was disturbed by the irruption of the two West Indians, for the returning mail steamer carried a message to Mr.
• But even during the stay of Major White on these hills, an irruption of Singphos from Nimbrung had taken place, and had totally unsettled the peace of the native inhabitants.
• While expecting the return of the messenger, we put ourselves in a state of defence, in case that by chance the Americans should make another irruption.
• The first great irruption into the wastes of Russia, of which history gives us any record, was about one hundred years before our Saviour.
• The irruption of the Huns was a devastating scourge, which terrified the world.

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