breakout Definition
break·out (-o̵ut′)
noun
a sudden, forceful escape, as from prison or enemy troop encirclement
adjective
achieving, resulting in, or characterized by sudden or unexpected success or popularity
breakout Usage Examples
Converse of object
- prevent: Councilor Johnson commented that, in addition to such a condition, she would wish to see standard conditions imposed to prevent noise breakout.
- reduce: They are designed to add mass and reduce noise breakout from pipes, ducts and other equipment.
- cause: She still suffers outbreaks, even synthetic clothing materials cause a breakout.
- include: Some are open space includes breakout a million renovation the tournament for.
- have: Are you starting to develop wrinkles but still have acne breakouts?
- follow: The British High Court has awarded damages to two prison inmates for injuries they received after being detained following a prison breakout in Cambridgeshire.
Adjective modifier
- mass: During an attempt at a mass breakout Dull Knife was killed.
- new: TIM told me that you went to find a new breakout.
Modifies a noun
- session: There is no need to decide now which of the breakout sessions to attend simply sign up on the day.
- cable: Also attach the Audio out breakout cables to the Audio in on the recorder.
- room: Sad part is screen breakout rooms joining us to.
- box: DONE By end Jan 2005: filter panel generation breakout box in use.
- group: Perhaps a day focused on each of the breakout group topics could be arranged.
- discussion: Part 3 will provide full details on the breakout group discussion.
Noun used with modifier
- acne: Are you starting to develop wrinkles but still have acne breakouts?
- noise: Consideration into environmental noise breakout to local properties, 40 m from the club's external walls.
- prison: Plus he is to face trial on additional charges relating to his prison breakout.
- afternoon: I am sure that work to develop a one stop shop will be discussed extensively in this afternoons breakout session.
- screen: Sad part is screen breakout rooms joining us to.
- spark: You will notice a huge difference in the spark gap's ability to quench with and without spark breakout.
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