inbursting

English

Etymology

From in +‎ bursting.

Adjective

inbursting (not comparable)

1. Bursting in or inward.
   • 1876, Chales MacKnight, Our Western Border;, page 178:

     They heard with dismay the furious clamor and saw with horror the inbursting mob of cruel and yelling persecutors.

Noun

inbursting (plural inburstings)

1. A bursting in or inward.
   • 1873, Henry Southgate, Gone before, page 379:

     The resurrection morning is a true sunrising, the inbursting of a cloudless day on all the righteous dead.

   • 2019, Walter C. Kaiser, The Christian and the Old Testament, page 255:

     And now Daniel tells us how the kingdom of God will come suddenly. It will come as an 'inbursting'.