Break away from
/breɪk əˈweɪ frəm/B1
Intermediate
1. To leave or separate from a person or group, especially in a sudden or noticeable way.
- The young artist wanted to break away from traditional painting styles and explore new techniques.
- Several members of the political party decided to break away from their leader and form a new group.
2. To end a connection or association with something and act independently.
- She felt it was time to break away from the corporate world and start her own business.
- He decided to break away from his family's expectations and pursued a career in music.
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