They decided to breakup because they were always fighting.
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The band decided to breakup after their final world tour concluded.
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To disintegrate or fall apart.
The ice began to breakup as the weather warmed up.
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The old building began to breakup due to years of neglect and disrepair.
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breakuptransitive-verb
To end a relationship with someone.
She had to breakup with him over the phone.
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He didn't want to breakup with her, but he felt it was necessary.
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breakupidiom
To stop functioning or working properly.
I breakup with my boyfriend, so I will be sad.
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After the breakup with my loved one, I felt extreme devastation.
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breakupphrasal-verb
To cause something to separate into pieces.
I breakup the chocolate bar to share it with my friends.
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They breakup the ice on the lake so the boat can pass through easily.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "breakup" in English means: The end of a romantic relationship., A separation or disintegration into smaller parts., A period of time when schools are closed..
The phonetic transcription of "breakup" is /ˈbreɪk.ʌp/ in British English and /ˈbreɪk.ʌp/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "breakup": split, severance, end, separation, dissolution.
Example usage of "breakup": "The breakup was hard on both of them.". More examples on the page.