adjective relating to or characterized by eruption, especially volcanic eruption
In geology, 'eruptive' is used to describe geological features or processes related to volcanic eruptions, such as eruptive centers or eruptive history of a region.
In dermatology, 'eruptive' is used to describe skin conditions characterized by sudden outbreaks or flare-ups, such as eruptive xanthomas or eruptive nevi.
In the field of volcanology, 'eruptive' is used to describe volcanic activity such as eruptions, lava flows, and ash clouds.
In the field of geology, a writer may use the term 'eruptive' to describe volcanic activity or the eruption of lava from a volcano in their writing.
A psychologist may use the term 'eruptive' to describe a sudden and intense outburst of emotion or behavior in their analysis of a patient's mental health.
A medical doctor may use the term 'eruptive' to describe a skin condition characterized by the sudden appearance of lesions or rashes, such as in the case of eruptive xanthomatosis.
A firefighter may use the term 'eruptive' to describe a fire that is rapidly spreading and exhibiting explosive behavior, requiring immediate action to contain and extinguish it.
A volcanologist may use the term 'eruptive' to describe volcanic activity, including the eruption of lava, ash, and gases from a volcano, in their research and fieldwork.