breaking in English

verb

1

separate or cause to separate into pieces as a result of a blow, shock, or strain.

the rope broke with a loud snap

synonyms: shatter, smash, crack, snap, fracture, fragment, splinter, fall to bits, fall to pieces, split, burst, bust

2

interrupt (a continuity, sequence, or course).

the new government broke the pattern of growth

synonyms: interrupt, disturb, interfere with

3

fail to observe (a law, regulation, or agreement).

the district attorney says she will prosecute retailers who break the law

synonyms: contravene, violate, fail to observe, fail to comply with, infringe, breach, defy, flout, disobey, fly in the face of

4

crush the emotional strength, spirit, or resistance of.

the idea was to better the prisoners, not to break them

5

undergo a change or enter a new state, in particular.

noun

breakage, break

verb

shatter, fracture, pierce, stop working, contravene, interrupt, stop, cushion, exceed, give up, destroy, give way, bankrupt, reveal, decipher, dawn, erupt, change, crash, falter, break down, break away, discontinue, develop, ruin, kick downstairs, give, damp, unwrap, bust, come apart, check, snap off, fall apart, split up, get out, pause, break out, breach, better, break dance, break in, break up, burst, go against
shatter, smash, crack, snap, fracture, fragment, splinter, fall to bits, fall to pieces, split, burst, bust
fracture, crack
pierce, puncture, penetrate, perforate, cut
stop working, break down, give out, go wrong, malfunction, crash, go kaput, conk out, go/be on the blink, go/be on the fritz, give up the ghost
contravene, violate, fail to observe, fail to comply with, infringe, breach, defy, flout, disobey, fly in the face of
interrupt, disturb, interfere with
stop, pause, have a rest, recess, take a breather, take five
cushion, soften the impact of, take the edge off
exceed, surpass, beat, better, cap, top, outdo, outstrip, eclipse
give up, relinquish, drop, kick, shake, quit
destroy, crush, quash, defeat, vanquish, overcome, overpower, overwhelm, suppress, cripple, weaken, subdue, cow, undermine
give way, crack, cave in, yield, go to pieces
bankrupt, ruin, pauperize
reveal, disclose, divulge, impart, tell, announce, release
decipher, decode, decrypt, unravel, work out, figure out, crack
dawn, begin, start, emerge, appear
erupt, break out
change, alter, shift
crash, dash, beat, pound, lash
falter, quaver, quiver, tremble, shake
break down, go bad, give out, give way, go, die, conk out, fail
break away
discontinue, stop, break off
develop, recrudesce
ruin, smash, bankrupt
kick downstairs, relegate, demote, bump
give, founder, fall in, give way, collapse, cave in
damp, weaken, dampen, soften
unwrap, disclose, let on, give away, bring out, let out, divulge, discover, reveal, expose
bust
come apart, fall apart, split up, separate
check, crack
snap off, break off
fall apart, wear, wear out, bust
interrupt
split up, split, part, break up, separate
get out, get around
pause, intermit
break out, break away
breach, infract, go against, offend, transgress, violate
better
break dance, break-dance
break in
break up
burst, erupt
go against, violate
fracture

Use "breaking" in a sentence

1. Breaking news!

2. Prepare breaking promise.

3. Breaking Language Barriers

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6. The fever is breaking.

7. Breaking the Language Barrier

8. Breaking news at Shanghai.

9. Breaking Free From Addiction

10. We have breaking news...

11. They're breaking the hinges.

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13. Biosafety Levels: Breaking the Chain

14. 22 Electronic Table Fabric Tester is used for testing the breaking strength and breaking elongation.

15. No more breaking in but breaking away, leaving and letting loose into the impending night.

16. Bryan Cranston, Actor: Breaking Bad

17. Robert, you're breaking the spirit.

18. I'm not breaking her legs.

19. The day is breaking upon.

20. Aaron Paul, Actor: Breaking Bad

21. Lit., “breaking your bread rods.”

22. Now, we're breaking your spell!

23. We're breaking out of here.

24. The frost was breaking away.

25. Breaking Free From Occult Practices

26. Breaking the Chains of Superstition

27. Fires were breaking out everywhere.

28. But there was no stopping water breaking from a breaking womb and there was no stopping now.

29. The act of damaging something by breaking it Breakage is also the damage caused by breaking something

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31. 'Confession of Murder'is breaking bestseller records,

32. Experiencing intense nausea but not breaking.

33. I live for breaking the foreordination...

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35. Breaking the Chains of Alcohol Abuse

36. Breaking traffic laws causes fatal accidents.

37. So is my breaking your teeth.

38. Breaking up is hard to do.

39. She thought breaking up was easy.

40. Ain't breaking no laws here, officer.

41. Breaking such a habit isn’t easy.

42. You're breaking up a beautiful party.

43. Neal kept interrupting, breaking my concentration.

44. Aniel Angel of Breaking Old Patterns

45. It's really oily, always breaking out.

46. COVER SUBJECT | BREAKING THE LANGUAGE BARRIER

47. He was breaking the speed limit .

48. Bandora Breaking - Adrian Ireland, Casterton, Victoria

49. He must receive breaking news instantaneously

50. Like breaking Lincoln out of prison.