What is another word for more eruptive?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔːɹ ɪɹˈʌptɪv] (IPA) 
When we talk about a volcanic eruption, the term "more eruptive" might come up. But there are other ways to describe a volcanic eruption that are more descriptive and varied in nuance. For example, "explosive" might be used to indicate a sudden and violent release of pressure from a volcano. "Effusive" suggests a more gradual and gentle flow of magma over a longer period of time. "Catastrophic" might be used in reference to an eruption with devastating consequences for human populations. "Continuous" is another possible synonym, suggesting a sustained period of volcanic activity. By using a range of different terms to describe volcanic eruptions, we can better convey their unique characteristics and nuances.
