Outbreak and Turn

Outbreak

Outbreak noun - A sudden and usually temporary growth of activity.

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Turn and outbreak are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turn" instead a noun "Outbreak".

Nearby Word: outbreaking

Turn noun - A relaxed journey on foot for exercise or pleasure.

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Outbreak and turn are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Outbreak" instead a noun "Turn".

Nearby Words: turned, turning

current	current outbreak	current turn
original	original outbreak	original turn
fake	fake outbreak	fake turn
initial	initial outbreak	initial turn
Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, massive, big, serious, huge, tragic, potential, new, early, major, possible, apparent, subsequent, last, recent, previous, sudden, aforementioned.

Perhaps somewhat understandable as the zombie outbreak did turn a number of human survivors homicidally insane.

Source: Trigger Happy
Alexia Ashford: The former being a megalomaniacal scientist who starts getting crazy about his research, which causes people to turn into zombies, and eventually causes the outbreak.

Source: Morally Ambiguous Doctorate
And Then John Was a Zombie: In the Bad Ending, the player character can turn into a zombie while escaping by helicopter in the first Outbreak.

Source: Video Game / Resident Evil Outbreak

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