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BreakupIn hydrologic terms, the time when a river whose surface has been frozen from bank to bank for a significant portion of its length begins to change to an open water flow condition. Breakup is signaled [..]
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Breakupalso break-up, 1795, from verbal expression break up (mid-15c.), which was used originally of plowland, later of groups, assemblies, etc. Of things (also of marriages, relationships), "to disinte [..]
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Breakupdissolution: the termination or disintegration of a relationship (between persons or nations) separation: coming apart A relationship breakup, often referred to simply as a breakup, is the termination [..]
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Breakup(n) the termination or disintegration of a relationship (between persons or nations)(n) coming apart
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BreakupThe time when a river whose surface has been frozen from bank to bank for a significant portion of its length begins to change to an open water flow condition. Breakup is signaled by the breaking of the ice and often associated with ice jams and flooding.
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BreakupIn hydrologic terms, the time when a river whose surface has been frozen from bank to bank for a significant portion of its length begins to change to an open water flow condition. Breakup is signaled by the breaking of the ice and often associated with ice jams and flooding.
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BreakupIn hydrologic terms, the time when a river whose surface has been frozen from bank to bank for a significant portion of its length begins to change to an open water flow condition. Breakup is signaled [..]
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