0 in a way that causes trouble and therefore stops something from continuing as usual:
The technology delivered a high-definition multimedia virtual desktop at a disruptively low cost.
They intend to protest as loudly and disruptively as possible.
Feeling sick, not wanting to go to school or behaving disruptively are some ways in which children express anxiety.
Earthquakes are disruptively common here.
Disruptively, social networks are inviting their users to relate in completely new ways.
We have Cambridge Consultants to thank for the disruptively round tea bag.
