breakout
//ˈbreɪkaʊt//
Noun
breakoutSingular
breakoutsPlural
1
An escape from confinement, especially from a prison or detention facility.
The prisoners planned a breakout during the night.
2
A sudden outbreak or occurrence, such as of a disease or conflict.
The breakout of the flu caused many schools to close temporarily.
3
A sudden rise to prominence or success, especially in entertainment or business.
Her breakout came after her debut album topped the charts.
4
A skin eruption or rash, typically acne.
I had a breakout on my face after eating too much chocolate.
Antonym
Adjective
breakoutCanonical form
1
Describing something that achieves sudden success or popularity.
Her breakout album sold millions of copies worldwide.