1. sudden violent or forceful entries or eruptions inward; plural of inburst
Usage: often used in literary or formal contexts; can describe physical or metaphorical sudden movements

Examples

• The inbursts of cold air through the broken window made the room uncomfortable.
• Sudden inbursts of emotion overwhelmed her during the difficult conversation.
• The dam experienced multiple inbursts of water pressure during the storm.
• Inbursts of inspiration struck the artist throughout the night.
• The inbursts of applause from the audience energized the performers.