breaking point Sentence Examples
- The constant pressure at work pushed her to her breaking point, leading to burnout.
- After years of strained relations, the argument became their breaking point, and they decided to part ways.
- The athlete reached his breaking point during the marathon, unable to continue due to exhaustion.
- The economic crisis pushed many families to their breaking point, forcing them to seek assistance.
- The long hours and demanding schedule finally brought her to her breaking point, and she resigned from her job.
- The accumulation of stress and anxiety reached a breaking point, causing a mental health crisis.
- The tension between the two countries escalated to a breaking point, threatening to erupt into war.
- Despite her best efforts to cope, the loss of her job was the breaking point, sending her into a downward spiral.
- The flooding reached its breaking point, causing widespread damage to homes and infrastructure.
- The lack of sleep and constant crying finally reached a breaking point for the new parents, and they sought help from a pediatrician.
breaking point Meaning
breaking point (n)
(psychology) stress at which a person breaks down or a situation becomes crucial
the degree of tension or stress at which something breaks
Synonyms & Antonyms of breaking point
FAQs About the word breaking point
(psychology) stress at which a person breaks down or a situation becomes crucial, the degree of tension or stress at which something breaks
crossroad(s), head,crisis, point of no return, flash point, boiling point, extremity, conjuncture,crunch time, juncture
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The constant pressure at work pushed her to her breaking point, leading to burnout.
After years of strained relations, the argument became their breaking point, and they decided to part ways.
The athlete reached his breaking point during the marathon, unable to continue due to exhaustion.
The economic crisis pushed many families to their breaking point, forcing them to seek assistance.
