Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

break-off

noun

/ˈbreɪk ɔf/

Definition

A break-off refers to a part that has been separated from a larger entity, often used in contexts like conversations, relationships, or physical objects.

Examples

After years of working together, they decided to have a break-off from the partnership.
The break-off of a small piece of the chocolate bar made it easier to share.
During the meeting, there was a break-off in the discussion about the budget.