outrushes

Rapid exits en masse

Outrushes is the plural of outrush—a sudden, forceful flow outward.

Water outrushes from a broken dam; air outrushes from a punctured tire.

The word captures rapid expulsion: the outrushes of breath between sobs, outrushes of lava from the volcanic vent.

As a verb, outrushes means moves or pours out suddenly: Steam outrushes when the valve opens.

flow

surge

Sudden powerful increase

outflow · stream · jet · spout · flood · discharge · cascade · effusion · spill · emission

sudden

abrupt

Sharp and unexpected

quick · immediate · flash · precipitate · hasty · expeditious · accelerated · spontaneous · unexpected · unforeseen

forceful

powerful

Having great strength

violent · explosive · forcible · impetuous · vigorous · dynamic · intense · fierce · potent · energetic

escape

exodus

Mass departure from somewhere

retreat · dispersal · scattering · fleeing · departure · migration · liberation · unleashing · release · breakout

Opposites
direction of flow

outrushesinrushes

Sudden inward flows

influxes · inflows · rushes in · pours in · inundations

speed/intensity of movement

outrushestrickles

Flows in drops

seeps · oozes · dribbles · drips · ebbs

Family

outrushed, outrushing, outrush

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G