Plural of disruption
regular plural
The plural of disruption is disruptions.
Forms of disruption
| Singular | disruption /dɪsˈɹʌpʃən/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | disruptions |
| Countable | countable and uncountable |
Disruptions in a sentence
- A stock-up is a good idea, in case of supply chain disruptions.From the entry stock-up
- He is making me a scapegoat for his own poor business decisions and the supply chain disruptions caused by the hurricane!From the entry scapegoat
- Anita Tsai, who runs a restaurant in Dongyin, Matsu’s northernmost island, shared the same frustrations over the frequent internet disruptions.2023 March 9, Meaghan Tobin, Vic Chiang, “Internet outage has Taiwan worried about threat from Chinese sabotage”, in The Washington Post…. From the entry Dongyin
- Zero COVID is not going away any time soon in China, and neither will the disruptions to people's daily lives.2022 June 3, CNN Newsroom, spoken by Selina Wang, Beijing. From the entry zero COVID
- Failure to recognize this can lead to disruptions in performance.2002, International Journal of Sport Psychology: Official Journal of the International Society of Sports Psychology, volume 33, Rome…. From the entry overthrow
Meaning of disruption
- noun An interruption to the regular flow or sequence of something.
- noun A continuing act of disorder.
- noun A breaking or bursting apart; a breach.
Questions about the plural of disruption
- What is the plural of disruption?
- The plural of disruption is disruptions.
- Is disruption countable?
- Disruption is a countable and uncountable noun.
Source and license
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