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Synonyms:
- fluster, breakage, nuisance, suspension, agitation, pause, to-do, psychological disorder, rift, col, baggage, upset, confusion, discontinuity, noise, waver, whirl, stir, trouble, rumpus, flicker, kerfuffle, derangement, intermission, dislocation, obstacle, affray, disordering, disorder, splitting, problem, break, opening, breakdown, brake, commotion, hardship, separation, happy chance, breach, prisonbreak, recess, ruction, fray, respite, drag, inconvenience, fault, interruption, difficulty, tumult, continue, mental disturbance, jailbreak, discontinuation, gap, division, time out, order, fracture, shift, breaking, open frame, trials and tribulations, prison-breaking, hoo-hah, fluttering, hoo-ha, break of serve, embarrassment, predicament, severance, burden, flapping, din, flutter, issue, disorganization, geological fault, folie, barrier, gaolbreak, ruffle, perturbation, disturbance, flap, complication, hurly burly, spread, falling out, mental disorder, breakout, rupture, good luck, turmoil, faulting, crack, interference, discontinuance, ruckus
Examples:
- - Douglas had retorted with telling effect: " If the platform is not a matter of much consequence, why press that question to the disruption of the party?" - "Children of the Market Place", Edgar Lee Masters
- - She herself could not so far regain her composure as to live on as though no disruption had taken place. - "Lady Anna", Anthony Trollope
- - It survived them all without an actual attempt at disruption, until we came down to 1860, and Abraham Lincoln was elected President; and even now, notwithstanding the dissatisfaction at his election in some portions of the country, and all the previous troubles, the laws to- day would have had force in every part of the Union, and secession would have been checked in its very origin, had the Government done its duty and not acted in complicity with the men who had resolved to destroy it. - "The Life of Lyman Trumbull", Horace White
