Definitions of breach
-
To
make
an
opening
in.
-
To
make
a
breach
or
opening.
-
To
make
a
breach
in,
as
a
wall.
-
To
make
a
breach
in;
break
through.
-
To
break
the
water,
as
by
leaping
out; -
said
of
a
whale.
-
To
make
an
opening,
as
in
a
wall.
See
Break.
-
To
make
an
opening
or
gap
in
anything.
-
a
personal
or
social
separation (
as
between
opposing
factions); "
they
hoped
to
avoid
a
break
in
relations"
-
an
opening (
especially
a
gap
in
a
dike
or
fortification)
-
The
act
of
breaking,
in
a
figurative
sense.
-
Specifically:
A
breaking
or
infraction
of
a
law,
or
of
any
obligation
or
tie;
violation;
non-
fulfillment;
as,
a
breach
of
contract;
a
breach
of
promise.
-
A
gap
or
opening
made
made
by
breaking
or
battering,
as
in
a
wall
or
fortification;
the
space
between
the
parts
of
a
solid
body
rent
by
violence;
a
break;
a
rupture.
-
A
breaking
of
waters,
as
over
a
vessel;
the
waters
themselves;
surge;
surf.
-
A
breaking
up
of
amicable
relations;
rupture.
-
A
bruise;
a
wound.
-
A
hernia;
a
rupture.
-
A
breaking
out
upon;
an
assault.
-
A
failure
or
violation
of
a
legal
obligation.
-
The
act
of
making
an
opening
or
separation;
the
breaking
of
a
law,
a
contract,
or
any
other
obligation;
a
gap;
a
rupture
of
friendly
relations;
a
quarrel.
-
A
break
or
opening,
as
in
the
walls
of
a
fortress:
a
breaking
of
law,
etc.:
a
quarrel.
-
Something
broken;
a
gap;
infraction;
quarrel.
-
The
act
of
breaking;
a
gap
or
break;
a
quarrel.
-
A
breaking;
a
break;
a
gap;
violation
of
a
law,
contract,
or
engagement;
infringement;
quarrel;
injury.
-
A
gap
or
opening;
the
act
of
breaking,
or
state
of
being
broken;
the
breaking
of
a
law,
or
the
non-
fulfilment
of
an
agreement;
a
neglect
of
duty.
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