to-break (Meaning)
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to-break (v. t.)
To break completely; to break in pieces.
Synonyms & Antonyms of to-break
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
to-break Sentence Examples
- The waves relentlessly crashed against the shore, threatening to break the fragile barrier.
- The news of her passing broke my heart into a million pieces.
- The stock market was on the brink of breaking, as investors lost confidence.
- The police used tear gas to break up the unruly crowd.
- The horse galloped with unwavering determination, breaking all records.
- The newscast broke into the show, interrupting the scheduled programming.
- The storm broke out with such fury that it uprooted trees and shattered windows.
- The singer's voice broke with emotion as she sang the poignant ballad.
- The detective was on the verge of breaking the case, but one crucial piece of evidence was still missing.
- The mountains broke the monotony of the landscape, creating a breathtaking panorama.
FAQs About the word to-break
To break completely; to break in pieces.
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The waves relentlessly crashed against the shore, threatening to break the fragile barrier.
The news of her passing broke my heart into a million pieces.
The stock market was on the brink of breaking, as investors lost confidence.
The police used tear gas to break up the unruly crowd.
