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| dis·rupt [ diss rúpt ] (past and past participle dis·rupt·ed, present participle dis·rupt·ing, 3rd person present singular dis·rupts) |
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1. interrupt: to interrupt the usual course of a process or activity
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2. destroy order: to destroy the order or orderly progression of something
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| [15th century. < Latin disrupt-, past participle of disrumpere "break apart" < rumpere "break"] |
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 dis·rupt·er noun |
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