rupturing

Meanings

• the act of causing a break or rupture in something, such as a membrane or a blood vessel.

  - "The membrane ruptured during labor."
  - "The water main ruptured, causing flooding in the streets."

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Rhymes

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rupturing , heuring , churning , returning , earning , learning

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Homophones

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1. rupture () :
   

2. ruptures () :
   

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Variants

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rupture , ruptured , ruptures , rupturing

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Forms

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{"term"=>"rupturing verb", "description"=>"The present participle form of the verb rupture."}, {"term"=>"rupturing adjective", "description"=>"An adjective derived from the verb rupture, meaning 'causing a rupture or break' or 'having undergone a rupture or break'."}

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Etymology

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The word rupturing comes from the Latin word ruptus, which means 'broken' or 'ruptured'.

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1. The term rupturing is most commonly associated with the process of labor and childbirth. During this process, the membranes surrounding the fetus rupture, allowing the baby to be born.

2. The term rupturing comes from the Latin word ruptus, which means 'broken' or 'ruptured'.

3. The term rupturing is often used interchangeably with the term rupture. However, technically speaking, rupturing is the process or action of causing a rupture or break in a membrane or other structure, while rupture is the resulting tear or break in the membrane or other structure.

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1. rupture healing: The process of repairing and healing a rupture or break in a membrane or other structure. During this process, the damaged tissue is repaired and new tissue is formed to replace the damaged tissue. The speed and completeness of the healing process can vary depending on the severity of the rupture and the overall health of the individual.

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Culture

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In Western culture, the term rupturing is most commonly associated with the process of labor and childbirth. During this process, the membranes surrounding the fetus rupture, allowing the baby to be born. In other cultures and contexts, the term rupturing may be used to describe other processes or phenomena involving the breaking or rupturing of a membrane or other structure.

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