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Reasons for a sudden burst of anger:
- A person may have been putting up with another person's annoying traits for months to years and suddenly they have had enough and they will have a burst of anger because they are tired of the same old, same old.
- A person who is depressed; has anxiety may feel alienated; touchy and at times can have a sudden burst of anger because of it.
- Some medications can cause anger outbursts in people.
- Persons that have had heart surgery; stroke or anything traumatic can have angry outbursts caused by body chemistry changes and the feeling of losing self control and depending on others as well as the fear of death.
- A person that may have a undiagnosed aneurysm (rare) can have outbursts.
- The elderly in particular that have Alzheimer's can go into fits of anger and they cannot control it.
- A person who is very ill can become extremely frustrated and will release their tensions by having outbursts of anger. They are in a survival mode.
- People often forget that places where there is extreme heat in the U.S. and Canada can often cause some people to have an outburst of anger. Statistics show that more crimes; abuse between spouses; child abuse, etc., are committed during the hot summer months.
- Something as simple as too much sugar in some people's diets can cause anger outbursts; depression and a general feeling of not feeling well.
- Mental conditions such as Schizophrenia to bipolar can have fits of anger with can be caused sometimes by paranoia; the fact they are depressed and it leaves the person feeling 'different' than others around them which can be frustrating to them.
- If a person is constantly having anger outbursts it is possible they have had hard life experiences in their past and could have been abused and they have not dealt with these issues through psychiatric help. This can cause a person to be angry all the time with a mood of 'doom and gloom' and they need to seek anger management courses at the very least or seek psychological help.
- Normal every day people can have anger outburst if they have financial worries; break up with a girlfriend or wife; fear of losing their job or they have already lost their job. Humans basically do not like the feeling they have lost control of their own lives.
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What is the definition of outburst?
An outburst is a sudden and violent release or outpouring.
How do you spell outburst?
That is the correct spelling of "outburst" (a sudden emotional expression).
What is the definition of the word outburst?
Outburst means a sudden release of strong emotion. It also signifies a sudden or violent occurrance of something.
What is a synonym for surge a sudden and strong feeling?
Some words for a sudden and strong feeling, depending on the emotion include:fitsurgeimpulseflushspurtspasm (generally unpleasant feelings)rushtwitch (generally unpleasant feelings)outburst (normally refers to anger)
What is a word for a sudden outburst of laughter?
Guffaw
What does the idiom Popped his cork mean?
It's kind of like "blew his top", which means that he/someone had an outburst of anger.
What is another word for outburst of anger?
Another word for an outburst of anger is "flare-up." Other synonyms include "fit of rage," "explosion of anger," or "temper tantrum," depending on the context and intensity of the emotion.
Put exasperation in a sentence?
I was unprepared for his sudden outburst of exasperation.
What does somebody is a volcano ready to explode we really mean?
We mean that the person has a lot of anger that is being kept inside that could be released in an outburst at any time.
What is popular notion about bad temper?
It is a frame of mind, it is a mood and can be good as well as bad. It is a sudden outburst of anger, sometimes uncontrolled. It can also be a passion or resentment. A popular notion is that it should be kept under control.
What does a tantrum mean?
A tantrum is a display of temper, an uncontrolled outburst of anger and frustration. Tantrums are usually associated with young children or someone in emotional distress.
What does lachflash mean in English?
"Lachflash" is a German term that translates to "giggling fit" or "laughter attack" in English. It refers to a sudden and uncontrollable outburst of laughter.
