To come apart or split into pieces (intransitive).
| BREAK (BREAKING) | broader | BREAK (DESTROY OR GET DESTROYED) |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | intransitiveof | BREAK (CLEAVE) |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | linked | DIE |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | linked | BECOME ANGRY |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | linked | CEASE OR FINISH |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | linked | DISAPPEAR |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | linked | GET TIRED |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | linked | DIE |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | linked | GIVE BIRTH |
| BREAK (BREAKING) | linked | FLIRT |
| BREAK (DESTROY OR GET DESTROYED) | narrower | BREAK (BREAKING) |
| BREAK (CLEAVE) | transitiveof | BREAK (BREAKING) |
| DIE | linked | BREAK (BREAKING) |
| FLIRT | linked | BREAK (BREAKING) |
| GIVE BIRTH | linked | BREAK (BREAKING) |
| Id | Concept in source | Conceptlist |
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