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View definitions for breaking out

breaking out

verb as in happen, emerge

verb as in escape

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Tuipulotu, who stepped into the starting lineup when Bosa was sidelined with a hip injury, began the season with a six-game sack dry spell before breaking out for 5½ in the last three games.

Tribalism and breaking out that — being in a deep-red area, basically being more in that area where everyone is like that — it takes more than a singular thing.

From Salon

“TikTok is a different audience than Facebook,” he said, “so that becomes a real challenge. It’s definitely not one size fits all. ... It’s breaking out of conventional thinking.”

And cooler heads did not prevail, with a brawl breaking out in the parking lot, according to emergency radio dispatch reports.

Within minutes of it breaking out, it had spread to cladding that had been added to the exterior of the 23-storey building's exterior.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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