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disruption (iou)



disruption noun. LME.
[Latin disruptio(n-), formed as DISRUPT: see -ION.]
Disrupted condition, disorder; a disrupted part; a rent, a tear. LME.
Times Further disruption will be caused by a half-day strike tomorrow morning.
The action or an act of disrupting something. M17.
the Disruption the great split (of 1843) in the Established Church of Scotland, from which arose the Free Church of Scotland.
T. Burnet Great earthquakes and disruptions.
disruptionist noun a person who favours disruption. L19.