eruption in Latin
eruption in Latin is eruptio — eruption means a sudden, forceful discharge of material, especially lava or ash from a volcano.
eruption in Latin
eruptio
A violent ejection, such as the spurting out of lava from a volcano.
What does "eruption" mean?
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noun A sudden, forceful discharge of material, especially lava or ash from a volcano.
"The eruption forced thousands of residents to evacuate."
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noun A sudden and intense outburst, such as of emotion or violence.
"The announcement triggered an eruption of applause."
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noun A rash or outbreak of spots on the skin.
"The doctor examined the eruption on the child's arm."
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eruption in a sentence
- The eruption forced thousands of residents to evacuate.
- The announcement triggered an eruption of applause.
- The doctor examined the eruption on the child's arm.
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What is "eruption" in Latin?
"eruption" in Latin is eruptio. eruption means: A sudden, forceful discharge of material, especially lava or ash from a volcano.
How do you use "eruption" in a sentence?
Example: "The eruption forced thousands of residents to evacuate." In Latin, "eruption" is eruptio.
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