Hypernyms for "break"
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abatement
abruption
babble
babble out
barracking
betray
bewray
blab
blab out
blackout
blackwash
blow
blow out
blunder
bog
bog down
boob
break
break apart
break away
break down
break in
break off
break open
break short
break up
break with
breaking off
breathe
buckle
burn out
burst
bust
caesura
capillary fracture
catch one''s breath
chip
chipping
closed fracture
come out
come out of the closet
comminuted fracture
complete fracture
compound fracture
compression fracture
confide
conflict
contravene
crack
cracking
crash
crumple
crush
cut off
cut short
cut-in
damp
dampen
dash
dead air
deaden
deafen
delay
depressed fracture
disassociate
disjoint
dislocation
displaced fracture
disrupt
disruption
dissociate
disunify
disunite
divorce
drop the ball
eclipse
fast break
fatigue fracture
flop
fly in the face of
fly in the teeth of
fracture
fragment
fragmentise
fragmentize
fray
frazzle
freeze
give the axe
give the bounce
give the gate
go down
go off
goof
hairline fracture
halftime
heckling
hiatus
hold
hold on
impacted fracture
implode
inclined fault
incomplete fracture
infringe
insert
interjection
interpellation
interpolation
interposition
interrupt
intrude
ladder
lapse
leak
leak out
let the cat out of the bag
letup
lull
malfunction
misfire
misfunction
muckrake
occultation
open fracture
out
peach
postponement
punctuation
puncture
reduce
relief
reprieve
respite
rest
rest period
reveal
run
run afoul
rupture
schism
secede
shatter
shattering
sideline
simple fracture
sin
sing
sink
slide down
slump
smash
smashing
snap
spill the beans
splinter
splintering
split
split up
spring
spring break
stop
stress fracture
strike-slip fault
suspend
suspension
take a breather
take five
take ten
talk
tattle
time lag
time-out
transgress
trespass
wait
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.