break free
break
breɪk
breik
free
fri:
fri
/bɹˈeɪk fɹˈiː/

Definition & Meaning of "break free"in English

to break free
[phrase form: break]
01

to get away from something that was keeping one trapped

Examples
The bird struggled to break free from the net that had trapped it.
02

to liberate oneself from a situation, often by overcoming obstacles or restrictions put by something or someone

Examples
After years of hard work, she finally broke free from poverty and achieved financial independence.
03

to manage to get away from someone's physical grasp

Examples
With a sudden twist, she broke free from the attacker's grasp and ran for safety.
04

to forcefully remove obstacles like ropes, chains, walls, etc. that restrict movement

Examples
The prisoners worked together to break free from their handcuffs and flee the scene.
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