Rupt-to break, burst

By: Nevin Vidyarthy

Interrupt

• To break between, break in-between a conversation.

• I want to interrupt their conversation.

Bankrupt

• Ruined of breaking up trader business.

• I went bankrupt because I spent too much money on video games.

Route

• A road opened by force.

• I have to find a route to go home.

disrupt

To break apart; break up

I don’t want to disrupt class while the teacher is speaking.

Corrupt

Altogether or thoroughly broken

I hope my Xbox 360 doesn’t corrupt or break.

Routine

• Follow the beaten path

• I follow a normal routine when I wake up.

Erupt

• To break out of.

• That volcano is going to erupt and kill us all.

Abrupt

• Breaking away

• The storm came so abruptly and then went away just as quickly.

Rout

• To break apart or to defeat totally

• The football game between the Patriots and the Bills was a complete rout because the score was 42 to 10.

Nondisruptive

• Didn’t disrupt.

• I was nondisruptive in class

Rut

• A path has been broken for constant use

• I feel like I am in a rut.

Incorrupt

• Not corrupted or not broken.

• The Xbox seemed to be incorruptable, so I could keep playing it.

Rupture

• The result of breaking or bursting open.

• The police needed to rupture my door to open it.