19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Outbreak' in a Sentence

"A sudden occurrence, especially of something bad or unpleasant; it is like a sudden breaking out or eruption, such as the outbreak of war." more

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The unexpected outbreak of applause surprised the performers on stage.

An outbreak of giggles filled the air when the clown performed funny tricks.

There was an outbreak of laughter in the classroom when the teacher told a funny story.

During the camping trip, an outbreak of rain forced everyone into their tents.

A colorful outbreak of balloons marked the beginning of the birthday celebration.

The sudden outbreak of applause filled the auditorium after the amazing performance.

An unexpected outbreak of sunshine brightened up the gloomy day.

After the heavy rain, there was an outbreak of colorful flowers in the garden.

The librarian was surprised by the outbreak of excitement when a new book series arrived.

A loud outbreak of cheers erupted when their team scored a goal in the soccer match.

Scientists are studying the outbreak of a new flower species in the garden.

A sudden outbreak of giggles spread among the students during the storytelling session.

The outbreak of a new fashion trend took the fashion industry by storm.

Sarah's birthday celebration led to an outbreak of laughter and joy among her friends.

The children were sad when an outbreak of rain forced them to stop playing.

During the camping trip, an unexpected outbreak of giggles filled the night air.

The news of the outbreak of protests spread quickly across the city.

Tommy shared his cookies, causing an outbreak of smiles in the classroom.

The teacher addressed the outbreak of chatter by asking for silence.

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