Breaks Synonyms and Antonyms
Terminate
(Verb)
Fail to agree with; be in violation of; as of rules or patterns
(Verb)
Go to pieces
(Verb)
Reduce to bankruptcy
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- bursts
- busts
- disjoins
- smashes
- separates
- ruins
- snaps
- pierces
- cleaves
- violates
- checks
- vaporizes
- trespasses
- tears
- transgresses
- tells
- tames
- stops
- splinters
- fractures
- slips
- shivers
- detaches
- secedes
- cracks
- severs
- slices
- rents
- pulverizes
- points
- dissects
- plucks
- plows
- ruptures
- gashes
- picks
- penetrates
- pauses
- outs
- slashes
- off
- lulls
- rends
- liquidates
- lapses
- invalidates
- interrupts
- infringes
- breaches
- impoverishes
- imparts
- impairs
- fragments
- folds
- bankrupts
- flees
- punctures
- exhausts
- escapes
- cuts
- eradicates
- downs
- rives
- divulges
- disrupts
- disobeys
- disintegrates
- discloses
- disciplines
- disables
- destroys
- defeats
- decomposes
- dashes
- crumbles
- cripples
- crackles
- communicates
- chips
- bruises
- broaches
- blunders
- splits
- batters
- announces
- alters
An act of delaying or interrupting the continuity
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- ruptures
- rifts
- gaps
- fractures
- breaches
- schisms
- breakages
- respites
- interruptions
- rents
- recesses
- perfidies
- splits
- lacunas
- interstices
- interregna
- collapses
- hiatuses
- disruptions
- discontinuities
- apostasies
- violations
- transgressions
- failures
- prostrations
- cleavages
- liquidations
- intermissions
- infringements
- dissolutions
- disjunctions
- disintegrations
- decompositions
- eruptions
- cessations
Fortunate change or event: often plural
(Noun)
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Antonyms:
A personal or social separation (as between opposing factions)
(Noun)
Antonyms:
A time interval during which there is a temporary cessation of something
(Noun)
Surpass in excellence
(Verb)
Synonyms:
An escape from jail
(Noun)
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