Definition of "irrupted" [ir•rupt•ed]

• Simple past tense and past participle of irrupt. (verb)

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• "The whole hallway stopped to look at him and everyone of them irrupted in laughter!"
• "They laid down the Cross, put His hands on it, and drove nails into His hands—not into the fleshy part, but in the wrist area so that the nervous system would be irrupted and pain would shoot all through His body."
• "For later Heidegger, “being” is not a brute fact or timeless dimension of human experience but something that irrupted into human consciousness with the Greeks and can undergo decisive changes such as he hoped the Nazi-Zeit would bring."