rupture
//ˈrʌp.tʃər//
Noun
ruptureSingular
rupturesPlural
1
A break or tear in something, especially in body tissue or an organ.
The doctor diagnosed a rupture in the patient's appendix.
2
A breach or disruption in a relationship, agreement, or peaceful situation.
The scandal caused a rupture in diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Verb
ruptureInfinitive
rupturePresent tense
rupturedPast tense
rupturedPast participle
rupturingPresent participle
rupturesThird-person singular
1
To break or burst suddenly, especially of body tissue or an organ.
The appendix can rupture if left untreated.
2
To cause a break or disruption in a relationship or situation.
The scandal ruptured the trust between the two companies.