The back part of something, specifically the part of a gun behind the barrel, or the presentation of a baby in the womb with its buttocks or feet first
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The rifle was loaded from the breech with precision.He repaired the breech mechanism to improve efficiency.The breech of the cannon jammed during the battle.
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Breach
/briːtʃ/
An act of breaking a rule, law, or agreement; a gap made in a wall, barrier, or defense system
Examples:
'There can be no action for breach, that's one comfort.There's the chance of an action for breach, that's another.Breach of contract cases can sometimes be settled out of court.
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Ways to tell them apart:
Breach has the letter a, like attack, and is often related to breaking through or violating something.
Breech has double e, like rear end, and is often associated with the back or buttocks area, such as in breech birth.
Remember that a breach is a type of break or violation, while breech involves something related to positioning, particularly in childbirth.
Breach sounds like break, which can help recall its meaning of breaking laws or rules.
Breech can be linked with seat which aligns with its meaning related to the rear or position.