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What words have the root rupt?

The root "rupt" comes from the Latin word "ruptus", meaning "broken". Here are some words with the root "rupt":

* rupture (noun) - a break or tear in something, especially a part of the body

* disrupt (verb) - to interrupt or break up something

* corrupt (verb) - to make something morally bad or dishonest

* erupt (verb) - to burst out suddenly, especially with force

* abrupt (adjective) - sudden and unexpected

* interrupt (verb) - to break into someone's speech or activity

* ruptured (adjective) - broken or torn

* disruptive (adjective) - causing disturbance or interruption

* corrupted (adjective) - morally bad or dishonest

* eruption (noun) - a sudden burst of something, such as a volcano or a rash

These are just a few examples. There are many other words that contain the root "rupt", depending on your definition of "root". For example, "bankrupt" and "ruptured" both have the root "rupt" in a more loose sense.

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