noun

disruption

disruption, interruption, disturbance

The storm caused a disruption in service.

The storm caused a disruption in service.

There were constant disruptions during the meeting.

There were constant disruptions during the meeting.

The internet is a major disruption to traditional media.

The internet is a major disruption to traditional media.

a disruption in ((sth.)) an interruption in the progress of (sth.) The storm caused a disruption in service.

a disruption to ((sth.)) something that interrupts an event or process The internet is a major disruption to traditional media.

Synonyms: interruption, disturbance, disorder; Antonyms: continuity, order

The noun form of the verb 'disrupt'. From 'dis-' (apart) + 'rupt' (to break) + '-ion' (noun suffix).

If you 'disrupt' something (verb), you cause a 'disruption' (noun). The action leads to the result.

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