Disruptive Definition

dĭs-rŭptĭv
adjective
Causing disruption.
Webster's New World
Produced by disruption.
Webster's New World
Radically reconfiguring a particular field of business, as by implementing new technologies or a more competitive business model.
Potential high returns from investing in disruptive companies.
American Heritage
The definition of disruptive is something causing upset or disorder.
An example of something disruptive is a child shouting in the middle of a quiet library.
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Disruptive Sentence Examples

  • Just as Ripley Holden's ' progress ' involved socially disruptive folly.

  • Such methods would be extremely disruptive to the surrounding area.

  • Peers often describe rejected classmates as disruptive, short-tempered, unattractive, and likely to brag, to start fights, and to get in trouble with the teacher.

  • A dosage adjustment or medication change may be warranted if side effects are disruptive or potentially dangerous.

  • Children, like adults, do not like behavior that is bossy, self-centered, or disruptive.

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