disrupting
word · lemma: disrupt
Definition
Causing something to stop working as usual or to be interrupted. It often means creating problems or changes in a process, event, or system.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in business and technology (e.g., 'disrupting an industry'). Implies a noticeable or significant interruption. Can be negative (causing problems) or positive (innovative change). Common collocations include 'disrupting the class', 'disrupting traffic', 'disrupting the market'.
Example Sentences
The noise was disrupting my concentration.
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The children kept disrupting the class with laughter.
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The storm is disrupting travel plans across the city.
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The new app is disrupting how people shop online.
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Sorry for disrupting you earlier; I didn’t know you were busy.
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Tech companies love disrupting old industries with new ideas.
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