breakaway

Synonyms for breakaway

noun withdrawal

1906 (n.), in reference to sports; 1930s (adj.) in reference to splinter groups; from break (v.) + away (adv.).

The breakaway of design occurs first of all at structural levels.

He noted the breakaway zone where the first stage and second stage were joined.

How did Mrs. Selim get out to Breakaway Inn, if she left her own car with the maid?

They will fight as long as one hand is free, and take care of themselves in the breakaway.

Three days after my breakaway, I got on to a freight train and stole a ride as far as Sicamous.

No striking in the clinches, but either party is free to hit his opponent in the breakaway.

I have an old uncle out at Breakaway, and he will tell you about the fortune with his own lips—I shall make him do so.

Every instant of it was intense watchfulness, while the breakaway was still more dangerous.