inbursting
inbursting adjective: bursting in or inward.
Adjective
inbursting (not comparable)
- Bursting in or inward.
- They heard with dismay the furious clamor and saw with horror the inbursting mob of cruel and yelling persecutors.1876, Chales MacKnight, Our Western Border;, page 178
Noun
inbursting (plural inburstings)
- A bursting in or inward.
- The resurrection morning is a true sunrising, the inbursting of a cloudless day on all the righteous dead.1873, Henry Southgate, Gone before, page 379
- And now Daniel tells us how the kingdom of God will come suddenly. It will come as an 'inbursting'.2019, Walter C. Kaiser, The Christian and the Old Testament, page 255
Forms of inbursting
| plural | inburstings |
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Origin of inbursting
From in + bursting.
Questions about inbursting
- What does inbursting mean?
- Inbursting means bursting in or inward.
- What part of speech is inbursting?
- Inbursting can be an adjective or a noun.
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