Rupture ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Rupture ( noun )

1. A break or tear in a part of the body, especially a muscle, ligament, or tendon.
2. A breach of a friendly relationship or agreement.
3. A sudden and violent event, such as an explosion or volcanic eruption.

Origin:

From middle english ruptur, from latin ruptūra, from rumpō (“i break”).

Examples:

1. The football player suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon and had to be carried off the field.
2. The diplomatic rupture between the two countries led to the closure of their embassies.
3. The rupture of the gas pipeline caused a massive explosion that could be heard for miles.

(As a verb)

Rupture ( verb )

1. A break or tear in a part of the body, especially a muscle, ligament, or tendon.
2. A breach of a friendly relationship or agreement.
3. A sudden and violent event, such as an explosion or volcanic eruption.

Origin:

From middle english ruptur, from latin ruptūra, from rumpō (“i break”).

Examples:

1. The football player suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon and had to be carried off the field.
2. The diplomatic rupture between the two countries led to the closure of their embassies.
3. The rupture of the gas pipeline caused a massive explosion that could be heard for miles.