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break

Definition for break

noun as in fissure, opening

noun as in interruption of activity

noun as in change from friendly to unfriendly relationship

noun as in lucky happening

verb as in destroy; make whole into pieces

verb as in violate law

Strongest matches

breach, violate

Weak match

renege on

verb as in weaken, cause instability

verb as in stop an action

Strongest matches

abandon, cut, give up

verb as in tell news

verb as in better a performance

Strongest match

surpass

Strong matches

beat, cap, exceed, excel, outdo, outstrip, top

Weak match

go beyond

verb as in emerge, happen

verb as in run away

Strongest match

escape

Strong matches

abscond, dash, decamp, flee, fly

verb as in weaken something's effect

Strongest match

weaken

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Example Sentences

"There's those formal things, but also informally - we've got a pool table, a huge connect four, jigsaw corner - I'm an avid jigsaw fan, where we can take a break if needed," added Mabel.

From BBC

Earlier this month, negotiations between Democrats and Republicans in Congress broke down after Democrats demanded that any continuing resolution reaffirm Congress’s constitutionally delegated power of the purse.

From Salon

The former soldier is said to have been angered by the Hunt family being supportive of Louise breaking up with him.

From BBC

The camp's population are mostly Muslims, who are observing the holy month of Ramadan, and many were out shopping at the market, preparing to break their fast for the day.

From BBC

The screenplay is being written each time he breaks out of the blocks in the 400 meters.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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