break away (Meaning)
break away (v)
move away or escape suddenly
break off (a piece from a whole)
interrupt a continued activity
withdraw from an organization or communion
flee; take to one's heels; cut and run
Synonyms & Antonyms of break away
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break away Sentence Examples
- The horse tried to break away from its reins, eager to gallop freely across the field.
- As she matured, she began to break away from her parents' strict expectations and forge her own path.
- The prisoner made a daring attempt to break away from his captors during the chaotic scene.
- The young artist sought to break away from conventional techniques and explore new forms of expression.
- After years of collaboration, the band decided to break away and pursue solo projects.
- The company's decision to break away from traditional marketing methods proved to be a game-changer.
- The waves crashed against the shore, threatening to break away pieces of the eroding cliff.
- The rebels hoped to break away from the oppressive regime and establish their own independent state.
- The ice began to break away from the frozen river, signaling the arrival of spring.
- She felt a sense of liberation as she made the decision to break away from toxic relationships and embrace self-love.
FAQs About the word break away
move away or escape suddenly, break off (a piece from a whole), interrupt a continued activity, withdraw from an organization or communion, flee; take to one's
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The horse tried to break away from its reins, eager to gallop freely across the field.
As she matured, she began to break away from her parents' strict expectations and forge her own path.
The prisoner made a daring attempt to break away from his captors during the chaotic scene.
The young artist sought to break away from conventional techniques and explore new forms of expression.
