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disrupt
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disrupt
verb
/dɪsˈrʌpt/
disrobe
disruption
Meaning
to interrupt or disturb the normal flow or process
To interrupt or disturb the normal progress or activity of something.
Example Sentences
The protest disrupted traffic in the city center.
Individual pursuits
disrupt
social harmony.
Example Expressions
disrupt the status quo
Synonyms
disturb, interrupt, interfere, derail, unsettle, upset
Entry 1
disturb, interrupt, interfere, derail, unsettle
Entry 2
disturb, interfere, interrupt, upset
Antonyms
maintain, continue, sustain, stabilize, preserve, harmonize
Entry 1
maintain, continue, sustain
Entry 2
stabilize, maintain, preserve, harmonize
Collocations
disrupt services, disrupt business, disrupt meeting
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