irrupt

present singular third person irrupts · participle present irrupting · participle past irrupted · past irrupted

1. transitiveTo break into.
2. intransitiveTo enter forcibly or uninvited.

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   Above all, though, I look back into a modernity where the animation of the object world, the voice of things, or the indistinction of object and subject does not constitute a general (or generalizable, theorizable) condition but irrupts as a discrete event, the aesthetic effects of which range from the uncanny to the sublime.

   2015, Bill Brown, Other Things, Univ of Chicago Press, →ISBN

3. intransitiveTo rapidly increase or intensify.

1. misspellingrareMisspelling of erupt.