Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

break-off

verb

/ˈbreɪk ɔːf/

Definition

To separate or detach from a larger unit or structure.

Examples

The company decided to break-off a division to focus on its core business.
A piece of the chocolate bar can easily break-off if you apply enough pressure.
During the project, he suggested a break-off to explore new ideas independently.

Meaning

Break-off refers to the action of splitting away from something, often resulting in a distinct piece or part that is no longer connected to the original.