Breakaway ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Breakaway ( adjective )

1. Intended to separate or break off.
2. Seeking independence or freedom from a larger group.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from break away.

Examples:

1. The breakaway group wanted to form their own organization.
2. The breakaway republic declared independence from the larger country.
3. The breakaway pieces of the rock formations were scattered on the ground.
4. The breakaway part of the machine needed to be replaced.
5. The breakaway athletes formed their own team after the disagreement with their former coach.

(As a noun)

Breakaway ( noun )

1. Intended to separate or break off.
2. Seeking independence or freedom from a larger group.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from break away.

Examples:

1. The breakaway group wanted to form their own organization.
2. The breakaway republic declared independence from the larger country.
3. The breakaway pieces of the rock formations were scattered on the ground.
4. The breakaway part of the machine needed to be replaced.
5. The breakaway athletes formed their own team after the disagreement with their former coach.