breaking off (with) (Meaning)

breaking off (with)

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The jagged branches broke off with a sharp sound, leaving a clean scar on the tree trunk.
The heavy icicles on the roof threatened to break off with every gust of wind.
The painter accidentally broke off with a delicate stroke, ruining his carefully crafted artwork.
The negotiator broke off with his counterpart in frustration, feeling that the talks were going nowhere.
The ice on the frozen lake cracked and broke off with a thunderous noise, sending shards scattering.
The relationship between the friends broke off with an acrimonious argument.
The climber broke off with his partner due to safety concerns on the treacherous mountain trail.
The actress broke off with her manager after a string of unsuccessful projects.
The tree root broke off with a sudden force, sending the entire plant toppling over.
The government broke off with the rebel group following a series of failed ceasefire attempts.

ditching,dumping, blowing off, leaving, cutting, kissing good-bye,kissing off, abandoning, jilting, brushing (aside or off)

taking, hooking up (with),latching (on or onto),befriending

The jagged branches broke off with a sharp sound, leaving a clean scar on the tree trunk.

The heavy icicles on the roof threatened to break off with every gust of wind.

The painter accidentally broke off with a delicate stroke, ruining his carefully crafted artwork.

The negotiator broke off with his counterpart in frustration, feeling that the talks were going nowhere.