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breakdowns Meaning
breakdowns
a fast shuffling dance, a complete loss of physical, mental, or emotional vitality, to separate (as a chemical compound) into simpler substances, to fail in strength or vitality, to use force to push (something) to the ground, to become inoperative or ineffective, to succumb to mental or emotional stress, to lose the strength to resist or fight, classification, to separate or become separated into parts or groups, to undergo decomposition, a physical, mental, or nervous collapse, a failure to function, decomposition, to make ineffective, to lose one's resolve, to take apart especially for storage or shipment and for later reassembling, division into categories, to separate (something, such as a chemical compound) into simpler substances, to be susceptible to or undergo analysis or subdivision, to go through decomposition, failure to progress or have effect, to stop functioning because of breakage or wear, an account analyzed into categories, to cause to fall or collapse by breaking or shattering, to divide into parts or categories, obtained or resulting from disintegration or decomposition of a substance, to become overwhelmed by strong emotion, to stop working properly, the process of decomposing, music for such a dance, a failure to function properly, to severely injure the supporting ligament or bones of the fetlock joint, the action or result of breaking down
breakdowns Sentence Examples
- The engineer provided a detailed breakdown of the project's costs.
- The budget breakdown clearly outlined the allocation of funds.
- The chemical breakdown released toxic gases, necessitating evacuation.
- The committee requested a breakdown of the organization's expenses.
- The breakdown of the car prevented it from starting.
- The breakdown in communication led to misunderstandings and delays.
- The breakdown of the negotiation caused the deal to fall through.
- The breakdown of the relationship left both parties heartbroken.
- The breakdown of the machine required immediate repair.
- The breakdown in the supply chain disrupted production schedules.
FAQs About the word breakdowns
a fast shuffling dance, a complete loss of physical, mental, or emotional vitality, to separate (as a chemical compound) into simpler substances, to fail in str
tailspins, nervous breakdowns, agitations, disturbances,anxieties, crack-ups, perturbations, disquiets, alarums, apprehensions
serenities, tranquillities, tranquilities, self-possessions, imperturbabilities, aplombs, placidities,composures,
The engineer provided a detailed breakdown of the project's costs.
The budget breakdown clearly outlined the allocation of funds.
The chemical breakdown released toxic gases, necessitating evacuation.
The committee requested a breakdown of the organization's expenses.
