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What words go before burst?

Many words can go before "burst," depending on the context and the intended meaning. Here are some examples categorized by meaning:

Describing an action:

* Suddenly: Suddenly burst into laughter.

* Quickly: Quickly burst out the door.

* Loudly: Loudly burst into song.

* Openly: Openly burst into tears.

* Forth: Burst forth from the shadows.

* Out: Burst out of the building.

* In: Burst in on their private conversation.

* Through: Burst through the barricades.

Describing an object:

* Water: Water burst from the broken pipe.

* Light: Light burst from the flashbulb.

* Color: Color burst across the canvas.

* Bubbles: Bubbles burst on the surface of the water.

Describing an emotion:

* Into: Burst into tears.

* With: Burst with joy.

* Out: Burst out laughing.

Describing a situation:

* Break: The dam broke and the water burst out.

* Inflation: Prices burst through the roof.

* Demand: Demand burst through the supply.

These are just a few examples. The words you choose will depend on the specific situation you're describing.

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