disburgeon

/dɪsbɜːrˈdʒuːn/

Definitions

1. verb

to cause to burst or grow rapidly, or to issue suddenly and abundantly

“The new business venture was expected to disburgeon the local economy.”

2. noun

a sudden and abundant release of something

“The disburgeon of news from the capital caused widespread excitement.”

3. verb

to pay or provide money to someone in advance

“The company will disburgeon the employee’s salary in advance to help them move to the new city.”

Synonyms

  • bloom
  • bust

Antonyms

  • decline
  • stagnate