Phrasal verbs starting with "break"

to separate into pieces or make something separate into pieces

to escape, separate, or move free from someone or something

to force back, check, or reduce something, especially growth or movement

to stop working, collapse, separate into parts, or explain something step by step

to separate yourself from a person, habit, tradition, or pattern

to enter by force, interrupt, train something new, or make shoes comfortable by use

to enter forcibly, begin suddenly, or manage to enter a new area or activity

to explain or divide something into simpler parts

to tell someone bad or difficult news, usually gently

to stop suddenly, separate a piece, or end a relationship or discussion

to begin upon someone or something, especially of day, weather, or waves

to break off one piece or item from a larger whole

to escape, begin suddenly, or appear on the skin

to force your way through a barrier or make a major advance

to separate into pieces, end a relationship, or make people move apart

to end relations with someone or reject an established idea or habit