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Outpouring

/aʊtˈpɔːrɪŋ/noun
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An outpouring is a sudden and abundant release or flow of something, like emotions, liquids, or support, often overwhelming in its intensity. In today's world, it's commonly used to describe viral social media responses or public demonstrations, capturing how pent-up feelings can erupt and connect people on a massive scale.

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The term 'outpouring' was popularized during the First Great Awakening in the 1730s in colonial America, where it described emotional religious revivals led by figures like Jonathan Edwards that attracted over 25,000 participants and sparked widespread social change, influencing everything from education to politics.

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