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Meaning rupture meaning

What does rupture mean?

rupture

— verb (= tear, snap) separate or cause to separate abruptly The rope snapped tear the paper — noun state of being torn or burst open — noun the act of making a sudden noisy break — noun (= break) a personal or social separation (as between opposing factions) they hoped to avoid a break in relations

Synonyms rupture synonyms

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rupture English » English

hernia break breach fracture burst tear split rift failure breakage snap disrupt crack severance rip up gap bust breakdown slit shatter rent pop hole flaw falling out disruption crush crevice collapse break off abruption wreckage tiar stretched stop stave split open split apart smash slot separation run rive rip rhegma retreat rend rejection ravine punching

Conjugation rupture conjugation

How do you conjugate rupture?

rupture · verb

Examples rupture examples

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Movie subtitles

No, you don't need an iceberg to rupture a hull.
Don't rupture yourself, will you?
More rupture, more piety.
Don't rupture Beatrice's dress.
Oh, give us that before you rupture yourself.
Damage control party sealing off inner hull rupture.
I've sealed off the aft end of the crawl way, and I've positioned explosive separator charges to blast me clear if I rupture the magnetic bottle.
The safety control. will not hold more than two seconds if I rupture the field.
There's so much disturbance that. any attempt to get at the flow would rupture the magnetic field.
This will buy enough dynamite to give my horse a rupture.
Sure, I'll get a rupture yet with this damn thing.
You'll rupture yourself.
If they rupture those pipes.
Anus was dilated at the time of death slight rupture above the anus indicating intercourse.
In a human being, it will pass through the skin and rupture the subdermal blood vessel.
Glycerin would also have protected his cellular structures by preventing their rupture.
I've sealed off the aft end of the service crawlway and I've positioned explosive separator charges to blast me clear of the ship if I rupture the magnetic bottle.
The safety control will not hold more than two seconds if I rupture the field.
There's so much disturbance that any attempt to get at the flow would rupture the magnetic field.
A rupture in the outer skin?
You'll rupture your tongue.
Doctor, Mrs Gallbladder's on the phone about her rupture.
That'll rupture the dispensers.
As you all know, a rupture of the liver is generally fatal because of hemorrhage.
A rupture?
Damage-control party sealing off inner-hull rupture.
You don't? This will buy enough dynamite to give my horse a rupture.
A rupture in the outer skin? - I don't know.
The Fuhrer says that the relations among the allies are on the verge of rupture.
Consequently, the rupture among them is one of our main goals.
I do not see the point of getting rid of a pot belly by replacing it with a rupture!
What do you mean? After I'd been left by that lazy little cow Linda to rupture myself, I pedalled off.
Don't get a rupture.
So if they fire their weapons in there, won't they rupture the cooling system?

News and current affairs

Finally, unlike in Iraq, the intervention did not fundamentally rupture the inner structure of the Afghan state or threaten its very cohesion.
In fact, they have more in common than meets the eye, for each speaks of a rupture with the past while incarnating a form of continuity.
In terms of values, Royal, too, seems to represent a rupture with May 1968, with her emphasis on discipline and family.
It's time for a pause in European integration efforts if only to avoid a complete, irreparable rupture of relations between nations that are supposed to be uniting.
The crisis in eastern Ukraine has been contained only partly by the Minsk II ceasefire agreement, and reflects the deepest rupture in the West's relationship with Russia since the Soviet Union's collapse.
The destruction of the mosque was seen as the most serious rupture between Hindus and Muslims since India became independent in 1947.
This is inevitable, because that rupture is being fueled by the simple acknowledgement that responsible governments must place national interests ahead of nostalgia, grandstanding rhetoric, and strident ideology.
Indeed, the proposal amounted to a rupture with the near-universal agreement that small depositors should be considered sacrosanct.
So far, few French people can see the sort of rupture that Sarkozy promised.
On every previous occasion, member states preferred compromise to rupture.
Thus, in Scotland today there are none of the conditions that fomented rebellion in Ireland and led to Irish independence in 1922, the last great rupture in the political union of the British Isles.
Slovakia offers a positive example of such a rupture.
Making matters worse, it is clear that disagreements within the GCC can no longer be resolved behind closed doors, and that member states are unable to air them publicly without risking a diplomatic rupture.
Colonialism and the slave trade constituted a historical rupture for Africa.
As a result, he has produced a rupture between the two pillars of the revolutionary regime: the clerical elite and military-security structure.
The personal conflict between Mahathir and Anwar thus led to an apparent rupture between Malaysia's Islamist political forces and the modernizers of UMNO.
But the rupture within her coalition can no longer be papered over.
But it would also likely de-legitimize the next government before it comes into power, rupture Pakistan's largest political party, and create a nationalist backlash against the US.
Park, who lost her first bid for the GNP's nomination to Lee in 2007, needs to ensure that no rupture with her erstwhile rival knocks her off the path to victory in 2012.
For it was on a Turkish flagged ship that Israeli forces killed nine people, causing a near-rupture in Israeli-Turkish relations.
Senior leaders from both sides sought to save the relationship from total rupture.
While admission to the European Union appeared to draw a line under the post-communist period (at least in Central and Eastern Europe), the rupture of 1989 did not mark the beginning of an era of perfect cooperation by the people and for the people.
Sarkozy has, in fact, brought about a rupture, albeit in an unexpected area: the foreign policy consensus that has prevailed since the days of Charles de Gaulle.
Perhaps too much uncontrolled rupture in style can ultimately lead to paralysis in substance.

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