Similar words: disrupt, disruption, disruptive, interrupted, uninterrupted, erupt, abrupt, rupture. Meaning: [dɪs'rʌpt] 
adj. marked by breaks or gaps.
adj. marked by breaks or gaps. 
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1, The special TV report disrupted regular programming.
2, A crowd of protesters disrupted the meeting.
3, Traffic was disrupted by a hoax bomb.
4, The communication was seriously disrupted by the storm.
5, The bad weather has seriously disrupted supplies of food.
6, Mining activities have totally disrupted the traditional way of life of the Yanomami Indians.
7, A heavy fall of snow had disrupted the city's transport system.
8, Bus services will be disrupted tomorrow because of the bridge closure.
9, The tornado disrupted broadcasting along the entire coast.
10, Telephone service was disrupted for an hour.
11, The war disrupted the connections of many people.
12, The ceremony was disrupted by unprecedented heckling and slogan-chanting.
13, Renewed fighting disrupted the relief programme.
14, Anti-war protesters disrupted the debate.
15, Fuel supplies could be seriously disrupted this winter.
16, The fog disrupted airline schedules.
17, The storm disrupted the town's power supply.
18, The bad news disrupted our conference.
19, Her speech was disrupted by a jeering group of protesters at the front of the crowd.
20, Speakers have been shouted down, classes disrupted(sentencedict.com),[http://sentencedict.com/disrupted.html] teachers made to grovel.
21, The continual bombing disrupted the flow of supplies to the ground troops.
22, The meeting was disrupted by a group of protesters who shouted and threw fruit at the speaker.
23, An accident has disrupted railway services into and out of the city.
24, Man-made and natural disasters have disrupted the Government's economic plans.
25, But Falkenhayn's assault on Verdun disrupted the Allied plans.
26, Both types of sleep, however, are disrupted by alcohol.
27, Low Machs are easily disrupted by irrelevant emotional factors.
28, The school is specially for children whose schooling has been disrupted by illness.
29, Many people fear change because they do not like the old ways to be disrupted.
30, An accident of the collision of a truck with a train has disrupted railway services into and out of the city.
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