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break away
(NOT AGREE) — phrasal verb with break /breɪk/ verb (broke, broken)Definition
(Definition of break away (NOT AGREE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -stopper suffix
- abandon verb (STOP)
- all good things (must) come to an end idiom
- and have done with it idiom
- be over the hump idiom
- break (sth) off phrasal verb (RELATIONSHIP)
- conclude verb (FINISH)
- freeze noun (STOP)
- jack sth in phrasal verb
- kill sth stone-dead idiom
- knock off (sth) phrasal verb
- lay sth to rest idiom
- lay the ghost of sth (to rest) idiom
- scrap verb (THROW AWAY)
- squash verb (END)
- stamp sth out phrasal verb
- stanch verb
- staunch verb
- stem verb
- strangle sth at birth idiom
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