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"an epidemic flu has broken up" vs "an epidemic flu has broken out"

The correct phrase is 'an epidemic flu has broken out.' 'Broken out' is the correct phrasal verb to use in this context when referring to the sudden occurrence or outbreak of something negative like a flu epidemic. 'Broken up' is not the appropriate phrasal verb to convey the idea of an epidemic starting or spreading.

Last Updated: March 28, 2024

an epidemic flu has broken up

This phrase is incorrect in this context. 'Broken up' does not convey the idea of an epidemic starting or spreading.

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an epidemic flu has broken out

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'an epidemic flu has broken out' when referring to the sudden occurrence or outbreak of a flu epidemic.

Examples:

  • An epidemic flu has broken out in the city, causing widespread panic.
  • The news reported that an epidemic flu has broken out in the neighboring town.
  • We need to take precautions now that an epidemic flu has broken out in the region.
  • The authorities are working to contain the epidemic flu that has broken out in the area.
  • The hospital is overwhelmed with patients since the epidemic flu has broken out.

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