verb
ADVERB
▪ violently
▪
the volcano which ~ed violently last month
▪ suddenly
▪
His anger suddenly ~ed into furious shouting.
▪ periodically
▪
Epidemics periodically ~ed throughout the 19th century.
▪ occasionally
▪
Violence occasionally ~s between the opposing factions.
▪ spontaneously
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The audience spontaneously ~ed into a standing ovation.
▪ finally
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Michael finally ~ed, jumping up from his seat.
VERB + ERUPT
▪ threaten to
PREPOSITION
▪ in
▪
The crowd ~ed in cheers and sobs of joy.
▪ into
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violence that threatened to ~ into a full-scale war
▪ with
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The room ~ed with laughter.
Erupt is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ applause , ↑ argument , ↑ battle , ↑ chaos , ↑ cheer , ↑ clash , ↑ commotion , ↑ conflict , ↑ controversy , ↑ crisis , ↑ crowd , ↑ debate , ↑ dispute , ↑ explosion , ↑ fight , ↑ fighting , ↑ fire , ↑ flash , ↑ furore , ↑ fury , ↑ gunfire , ↑ pain , ↑ rage , ↑ riot , ↑ roar , ↑ row , ↑ scandal , ↑ storm , ↑ violence , ↑ volcano , ↑ war