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What pressure does the instant containment runs out of patience.
means To break open suddenly and violently, often from internal force, or the sudden release that follows.
from From Old English berstan, to break or shatter, sharing Germanic roots that all describe things failing loudly and at once.
Past tenseBurst, not bursted — the word resists change.
Data senseA burst is a quick spike of transmission.
Heart usageBursting with joy beats merely feeling it.