Meaning of BREAKUP

Pronunciation:			'breyk`up
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WordNet Dictionary
	Definition:		[n]  the termination of a relationship [n]  coming apart
	Synonyms:		detachment, dissolution, separation
	See Also:		alteration, annulment, breach, break, change, conclusion, ending, falling out, invalidation, modification, rift, rupture, severance, termination
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