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breakdown

[breyk-doun] / ˈbreɪkˌdaʊn /




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The breakdown here is mostly cinnamon, anchored and warm, with cardamom hovering just at the edges.

From Salon

"He was giving breakdowns of what his actions were - he's got to see the solicitor, he's got to see the funeral director and he's making arrangements," says North.

From BBC

That period was defined by a broad-based breakdown in mortgage and credit markets, ultimately exposing systemic weaknesses across the financial system.

From MarketWatch

When asked, Sky Sports and the Premier League would not discuss the breakdown of selections on a week-to-week basis.

From BBC

Private-credit funds provide an industry breakdown of their loans to companies each quarter.

From The Wall Street Journal