interrupt, stop, upset, hold up, interfere with, unsettle, obstruct
disturbing, upsetting, disorderly, unsettling, troublesome, unruly
Yes, pandemonium and tumult are synonyms. They both refer to a state of chaos, disorder, and confusion, often involving noisy and disruptive behavior.
sociopathic, distasteful, disruptive, rebellious, misanthropic, asocial, unsociable, unfriendly, uncommunicative, reclusive, withdrawn, standoffish.
synonyms of the word divisve include, disruptive, alienating, at odds, separable, and discordant. These could be used such as: abortion is a divisive topic in religious communities. abortion is a topic alienating people in religious communities
Comparative: more disruptive Superlative: most disruptive
Bad teacher has a disruptive influence on children.
That is the correct spelling of "disruptive" (causing upset or disturbance).
Stabilizing selection.
Disruptive Technology Office was created in 1998.
Deletion is most disruptive to an organism.
disruptive selection
Disruptive innovation refers to new ways of doing things (innovations) that completely change the way things are done. Examples of Disruptive innovation is what the typewriter did to the pen, and what the computer did to the typewriter.
Disruptive Technology ; enables innovation. A new technology tends to displace an established technology. Disruptive Technology changes the way that the world learns, and therefore should be appreciated