﹒To end a personal relationship or marriage.
﹒To separate or divide something into smaller pieces or parts.
﹒To disperse or cause a group of people to scatter.
﹒It is always difficult to break up with someone you have been dating for a long time.
﹒The police had to intervene to break up the fight between the two angry neighbors.
﹒The band decided to break up after years of creative differences.
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