Noun:

கூறு கூறாக்கு துண்டாடு,

breakups's Usage Examples:

Despite his personal issues, which have included arrests, alleged racial slurs, and some nasty public breakups, Gibson's body of work includes comedies, dramas, and even spoofs.

While some celebrity couples appear to be doomed from the start, many shocking celebrity breakups take fans by surprise.

Even though most celebrities claim their various breakups are "amicable," you don't ever really know just how friendly such breakups are in Hollywood, do you?Osmond has been in the spotlight for most of her life as an entertainer and her marriages and breakups have been well documented in the media.

Many of the 2009 celebrity scandals included the usual assortment of hookups, breakups, oops moments, arrests, and other incidents that tend to plague the celeb set.

The couple has struggled through breakups and reconciliations, but remains committed to each other and their daughter, Willow Sage.

As often as the press reports of impending breakups, reports of impending nuptials are just as common.

Since the average person isn't privy to all of the intimate details of these relationships, the breakups usually appear to be sudden.

About 40% of kids come from single parent families, mostly the result of marriage breakups.

I'm likely to do what women do when we have breakups, I guess.

Part of the reason breakups become such a long drawn out process is that what ever should be said, directly and without any faltering, is often difficult to say when your ex-partner is now weeping into her salad plate.

For many individuals, the holiday may become tinged with bitterness over lost loves and breakups, as well as general discontent about the excessive commercialization of what was once a romantic day.

During painful breakups it's hard to fathom the concept of simplicity, but when it's all said and done, reconciliation usually occurs in the simplest of ways.

Synonyms:

invalidation, splitsville, termination, ending, dissolution, conclusion, annulment,

Antonyms:

detransitivize, dissimilate, tune, decrease, stiffen,