What does "break from" mean?

to leave or reject an established custom, belief, or way of behaving

Is "break from" formal or informal?

"break from" is register-neutral — appropriate in both casual and formal contexts. Often used in formal or semi-formal contexts such as politics, history, and behavior.

break from

Intermedio alto (B2) neutral

to stop following or staying with something

"The company is trying to break from its old image."

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Break from date night.

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break from social media.

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A break from counting.

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Binging with Babish · 1:02

taking a break from filming,

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Really good break from Carolina.

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