rupt scib

disturbance or problems which interrupt an event activity or process

• Disruption

• Rupture

• Corrupt

• abrupt

Declared in law unable to pay outstanding debts

• Bankrupt

• Rupture

• Disrupt

• Interrupt

having or showing a willingness to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain

• Interrupt

• rupture

• Disrupt

• corrupt

sudden and unexpected

• Bankrupt

• Abrupt

• Corrupt

• Erupt

dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery

• Corruption

• Disrupt

• Abrupt

• Erupt

to burst from limits or restraint

• Corrupt

• Interrupt

• Interruption

• Erupt

interrupt by causing a disturbance or problem

• rupture

• disrupt

• bankrupt

• erupt

words described as in a monument or in a book

• transcribe

• scribble

• Inscription

• subscription

stop the continuous process of

• Interrupt

• Interruption

• Disrupt

• corrupt

the action of interrupting or beninbg interrupted

• abrupt

• Rupture

• Interruption

• Disrupt