breakup English

Meaning breakup meaning

What does breakup mean?

breakup

— noun (= dissolution) the termination or disintegration of a relationship (between persons or nations)

— noun (= separation) coming apart

Synonyms breakup synonyms

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breakup English » English

disintegration

dissolution

breakdown

separation

decay

fission

dissipation

detachment

decomposition

break

transmutation

transformation

stray

straggling

splitting

spallation

solution

smash

scission

scatter dispersion

rot

resolution

peptization

nuclear fission

notch

move

maceration

ice break-up

hole

hasten

gap

fragmentation

division

dividing

divergent

divergence

disruption

dispersion

dispersed

disperse

dismissal

disgregation

discrete

disbandment

disband

disaggregation

dilution

dilapidation

dialysis

dereliction

Examples breakup examples

How do I use breakup in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Patterns of freeze-up and breakup influence the distribution and number of seals, the polar bear's main prey.

Tom couldn't think of Mary without remembering how painful their breakup had been.

Tom bad-mouthed Mary to all his friends and family after their breakup.

Movie subtitles

Plus, they were great friends after their breakup, and you know, it's. it's just like us!

Okay, maybe it's because of our breakup.

Why? - Because of the breakup?

We can avoid a messy breakup.

More than an asteroid, like a small planetoid, I should say, possibly a remnant from a planet breakup.

And if they ask about the breakup, we say that it was a difficult time that we're working through it together.

And besides, I would like to witness the breakup of the dome, to watch it at least as a dead body.

Seven dates is a face-to-face breakup?

It's breakup by association.

I mean, everybody knows the first breakup never takes.

Major, final breakup.

Well, yes, technically, I guess it is a breakup, but.

We're getting some breakup on this end.

Their breakup has definitely affected you.

Look, I just wanna give Frankie some time to recover from the breakup.

Because of the breakup?

I have the duty to remind you that the breakup of a marriage not a fact irrelevant.

Close scientific measurement of the breakup of this planet.

Earth science needs the closest possible measurement of the breakup of this planet.

Planet breakup is imminent, captain.

That first book came to me after a painful breakup that I didn't initiate.

She blames the families for the breakup.

I'm an only child. Their breakup.

We're tracking them, but there's a breakup on our transmitter.

I'm a student of the breakup of the nuclear family.

The breakup.

This is the worst breakup ever in my whole entire life.

We're breaking up. Major, final breakup.

A preemptive breakup.

Have a good breakup.

This is the worst breakup in the history of the world!

But that was the worst breakup in history!

News and current affairs

No one knows what these claims will be worth in the event of a eurozone breakup.

Although the Baltic republics merely reestablished their pre-WWII independence, and Yugoslavia's breakup was a bloody affair like so many other wars of independence, there is something tantalizing new in all this as well.

As a result, disorderly breakup of the eurozone remains possible.

But, while this scenario has a certain ring of truth, surely any breakup would be highly traumatic, with the euro diving before its rump form recovered.

But what if a breakup can only be postponed, not avoided?

If a gradual process of disintegration eventually makes a eurozone breakup unavoidable, the path chosen by Germany and the ECB - large-scale financing for the eurozone periphery - would destroy the core central banks' balance sheets.

Of course, a breakup now would be very costly, requiring an international debt conference to restructure the periphery's debts and the core's claims.

So, if a breakup is unavoidable, delaying it implies much higher costs.

But politics in the eurozone does not permit consideration of an early breakup.

And, despite the huge risk implied if a breakup eventually occurs, this remains the strategy to which most of the players in the eurozone are committed.

Worse, the eurozone may again be at risk, with a Greek exit eventually causing a domino effect that eventually leads to the eurozone's breakup.

The first alternative is a disorderly breakup of the eurozone.

My impression is that German public and political opinion is beginning to recognize the economic devastation for Europe and Germany implied by a euro breakup.

Against this backdrop, institutional investors self-insured - quite rationally - against a eurozone breakup by withdrawing behind safer borders.

All bets would be off, however, in the event of a eurozone breakup and a full-blown European implosion.

That could change in the event of a disorderly euro breakup, but, barring that outcome, there is reason to be more sanguine this time around.

In the next few months, it will become clear whether European policymakers can compromise and implement reforms that dampen the threat of a eurozone breakup.

Either the EU moves in the direction of a more stable equilibrium of closer integration, or the risk of an unstable and disorderly breakup scenario will rise significantly.

But Yeltsin, unwilling to lose any more territories after the Soviet Union's initial breakup, reneged on his pledge.