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break
noun as in fissure, opening
noun as in interruption of activity
noun as in change from friendly to unfriendly relationship
Strong matches
alienation, altercation, breach, clash, disaffection, dispute, divergence, estrangement, misunderstanding, rift, rupture, schism, separation, split
Weak match
noun as in lucky happening
Strongest matches
Weak matches
verb as in destroy; make whole into pieces
Strongest matches
burst, crack, crash, crush, damage, fracture, separate, sever, shatter, smash, snap, split, tear
Strong matches
annihilate, batter, bust, demolish, disintegrate, divide, eradicate, fragment, part, rend, shiver, splinter, torpedo, total, trash
Weak matches
bust up, finish off, make hash of, make mincemeat of, pull to pieces
verb as in violate law
Strong matches
contravene, disobey, disregard, infract, infringe, offend, transgress
Weak match
verb as in weaken, cause instability
verb as in stop an action
verb as in tell news
verb as in better a performance
verb as in emerge, happen
verb as in run away
Example Sentences
"Villa have good players who can shoot from the edge of the box, so are you seriously going to tell them not to shoot now, because of xG? Give me a break."
"Both sides need to get back round the table to break the logjam."
Bitcoin’s losses accelerated once its price broke below $90,000, which many analysts view as a key support level.
If your sister purchases the house, she and your brother’s other heirs would also lose their step-up in basis, a tax break that lets people inherit assets without paying hefty capital-gains tax.
Reflecting on his own playing career, Murray said he "would have taken more breaks" to enjoy his successes, including after his two Olympic triumphs.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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