breaking up's Usage Examples:

Seal, launched 6 March 1897, sold for breaking up 17.

Her stances on motherhood in society revolve around conceptual splitting or breaking up the concept into multiple areas, akin to inersectionality.

Sold for breaking up 26 October 1921.

In the second half of February, the violence was extended to the Social Democrats, with gangs of brownshirts breaking up Social Democrat meetings and beating up their speakers and audiences.

Majesty Crush returned a year later with the self-released Sans Muscles EP before breaking up in 1995.

They dated for a year, breaking up in mid-2013.

When Hearst is set upon by a mob furious about Utter's murder, Bullock's dedication to the law nearly falters as he almost allows them to kill Hearst; however, he catches sight of his family and has a change of heart, breaking up the mob and dragging Hearst into a jail cell.

Michael saved the couple from a group of homophobes but the two ended up breaking up.

In 1965, the East African Currency Board was breaking up, and the South Arabian dinar replaced the shilling in the South Arabian Federation at a rate of 20 shillings to 1 dinar.

After breaking up the argument, Tanalth the Pursuer explains that the Kree and Skrull fleets are proceeding to the Titan stargate near Saturn.

Valorous – built by Denny, laid down 25 May 1916, launched 5 August 1917, completed 21 August 1917, sold for breaking up 4.

After the enemy were repulsed, Vivian's hussars made the final charge of the day between Hougoumont and La Haye Sainte, sweeping the Middle Guard and Line units before them before breaking upon the squares of the Old Guard, which they soon learned to avoid.

In November 2013, Gotti was stabbed while breaking up a fight in Syosset, New York.

Synonyms:

regulatory offence, barratry, attempt, statutory offence, fraud, treason, mayhem, committal, statutory offense, war crime, criminal offence, offence, offense, Had crime, cybercrime, transgression, hijack, misdemeanour, evildoing, infraction, attack, commission, regulatory offense, victimless crime, perpetration, Tazir crime, felony, infringement, misdemeanor, capital offense, vice crime, crime, highjack, violation, thuggery, criminal offense, lese majesty, forgery, high treason,

Antonyms:

best, worst, inactivity, refrain, loyalty,