verb

disrupt

to disrupt, to interrupt, to disturb

A protest could disrupt the conference.

A protest could disrupt the conference.

Technology will disrupt traditional industries.

Technology will disrupt traditional industries.

((sth.)) to interrupt or disturb (sth.) A protest could disrupt the conference.

Synonyms: interrupt, disturb, interfere; Antonyms: organize, arrange

From 'dis-' (apart) + the Latin root 'rupt' (to break). It literally means 'to break apart'.

Think of a volcano e'rupt'ing and 'dis'turbing the peace. It 'disrupts' everything around it.

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