Words and phrases that have a meaning related to break: (660 results)
Antonyms:
advance, bushel, comply, conform to, doctor, elevate, fix, furbish up, kick upstairs, make, mend, promote, raise, repair, restore, touch on, upgrade
Often used in the same context:
shatter, crack, loosen, rip, smash, cut, shake, slip, pull, set, push, wrap, knock, lift, tear, stretch, busting, regroup, snap, burst, snatch, lock, fall, dig, sneak, kick, escape, pierce, slam, pry, relax, start, thaw, hold, hang, lull, turn, climb, forge, scrape, sink, topple, chop, tumble, dip, bounce, nudge, shave, rekindle, disrupt, melt, change, interrupt, hitting, stiffen, carve, freshen, whittle, soak, grab, breakin, retie, lighten, nip, leave, dig deep, mended, snuff, sever, peek, try, blow, shoot, stifle, claw, refind, falter, slacken, extend, spark, catch, straighten, beat, weaken, gatecrash, fix, dislocate, burgle, scare, warmed, hammering, steal, decompress, ransack, smack, storming, stay, ruin, equalize, bend, lengthen, battering, breaks, breach, departure, setback, interruption, halt, intermission, move, reprieve, blackout, freeze, hiatus, hitch, run, shift, stoppage, disadvantage, discontinuity, respite, leak, tie, broke, switch, measuring, put, talk, control, cooling, fill, mixing, overload, relay, return, roll
More specific:
abatement, abruption, babble, babble out, barracking, betray, bewray, blab, blab out, blackwash, blow out, blunder, bog, bog down, boob, breaking off, break apart, break away, break in, break off, break open, break short, break up, break with, breathe, buckle, burglarize, burn out, bust, caesura, catch one's breath, chip, chipping, closed fracture, come out, come out of the closet, comminuted fracture, complete fracture, compound fracture, compression fracture, conflict, contravene, cracking, crash, crumple, crush, cut off, cut short, dash, deafen, delay, depressed fracture, disjoint, dislocation, displaced fracture, disruption, dissassociate, dissociate, disunify, disunite, divorce, eclipse, fastbreak, fatigue fracture, flop, fracture, fragment, fragmentize, fray, frazzle, goof, go down, go off, halftime, heckling, heist, hold on, impacted fracture, implode, inclined fault, incomplete fracture, infringe, interjection, interpolation, interposition, intrude, ladder, lapse, leak out, leave off, letup, malfunction, misfire, misfunction, open fracture, out, peach, postponement, puncture, reduce, relief, rest, rest period, run afoul, rupture, san andreas fault, secede, sell out, shattering, simple fracture, sin, sing, slide down, slump, smashing, splinter, splintering, split, spring, stop, stress fracture, suspend, suspension, take a breather, take five, take ten, tattle, time-out, time lag, tip off, trespass, wait
Appears in the definition of:
., adjourn, aggrieve, analyse, analyze, anti-personnel bomb, antipersonnel bomb, association, atomise, atomize, bank, barge in, battering ram, battle of ypres, bioremediation, blitz, blow, blow out, bosie, bosie ball, break-dance, break apart, break away, break dance, break down, break in, break into, break off, break open, break out, break seal, break up, breathe, brecciate, bruise, burn out, burst, business interruption insurance, bust, bust up, butt in, caesura, calvatia, capillary fracture, catch, catch one's breath, cave in, check, chime in, chip, chip off, chisel in, clot buster, coffee break, collapse, come off, complete fracture, consecutive, conterminous, contiguous, continue, continuous, contusion, crack, crash, crumb, crumble, crumbly, crush, cultivator, cut in, cut off, daisy cutter, dash, decompose, demulsify, disassociate, disband, disengagement, disintegrate, disjoint, disrupt, dissect, dissociate, dissociative disorder, dissolve, disunify, disunite, divorce, extra time, fallback, fall apart, fall in, ferment, fermentation, fermenting, first battle of ypres, fissiparity, fissure, flushless toilet, foul, founder, fracture, fractured, fragment, fragmentation bomb, fragmentise, fragmentize, gang, genus calvatia, give, give way, googly, graze, grieve, hairline fracture, hard candy, heat of dissociation, henry viii, homogenise, homogenize, iceboat, icebreaker, indeed, infrangible, interrupt, knap, knock out, lapse, lesion, linebacker blitzing, mag, magazine, manfully, modernism, modernist, molder, moulder, name, night-stop, overtime, perpendicularly, petard, pick, pinata, plough, plow, pound, pullout, put in, rag, rebel, reform, refracture, renegade, rest, retire, rot, rupture, safety blitz, scarify, security, security measures, security system, shatter, shattering, sheer, short, sliver, smash, snap, snap off, splice, splinter, split, stave in, straight, strikebreaking, sunder, take apart, take a breather, take five, take ten, tea break, thrombolytic, thrombolytic agent, tiebreaker, tiller, tough, trespass, turn, unbreakable, unbreakableness, unseal, washout, waters, withdraw, wound, wrack, wreck, wrong 'un, ypres, zymolysis, zymosis
Part of:
billiards, pocket billiards, pool
More general:
accident, alter, annul, appear, assign, avoid, become, blunt, breakup, call off, cancel, carve up, cease, chance event, change integrity, change of integrity, change state, cleft, come about, come forth, commute, convert, crevice, damage, dance, deaden, decay, decrease, delapidate, delegate, depute, designate, detach, detachment, detention, diminish, diphthongize, discontinue, disperse, disrespect, dissever, dissipate, divide, emerge, end, exceed, exchange, express emotion, express feelings, figure out, finish, flee, flight, fly, fortuity, get, give up, go, go on, hap, happen, happening, harm, holdup, hurt, impoverish, injury, interval, invalidate, lay off, lessen, lick, natural event, nullify, occur, occurrence, outdo, outgo, outmatch, outstrip, part, pass, pass off, pause, penetrate, puzzle out, quash, quit, scatter, scissure, score, separate, separation, shot, solve, split up, spread out, sprint, stroke, surmount, surpass, take flight, take place, terminate, time interval, trauma, trip the light fantastic, vary, void, work
Synonyms:
Also try:abrupt change, bankrupt, better, break of serve, breakage, breaking, breakout, bring out, bump, come apart, conk out, damp, dampen, declare, demote, develop, die, disclose, discover, divulge, erupt, expose, fail, falling out, fault, fault line, gaolbreak, gap, geological fault, get around, get out, give away, give out, go against, good luck, happy chance, impart, infract, intermit, jailbreak, kick downstairs, let on, let out, offend, open frame, prison-breaking, prisonbreak, recess, relegate, reveal, rift, severance, soften, time out, transgress, violate, wear, wear out
— Adjectives for break: first, complete, day, sharp, short, clean, radical, big, final, minute, lucky, more...
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