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Definition of breach
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of breach is as below...
Breach
(n.) 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..
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Breach
::
Breach
(n.) 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..
Chasm
::
Chasm (n.) A deep
opening
made by
disruption,
as a
breach
in the earth or a rock; a
yawning
abyss;
a
cleft;
a
fissure..
Disunion
::
Disunion
(n.) A
breach
of
concord
and its
effect;
alienation.
Laceration
::
Laceration
(n.) A
breach
or wound made by
lacerating.
Cicatrix
::
Cicatrix
(n.) The
pellicle
which forms over a wound or
breach
of
continuity
and
completes
the
process
of
healing
in the
latter,
and which
subsequently
contracts
and
becomes
white,
forming
the
scar..
Condonation
::
Condonation
(n.)
Forgiveness,
either
express
or
implied,
by a
husband
of his wife or by a wife of her
husband,
for a
breach
of
marital
duty, as
adultery,
with an
implied
condition
that the
offense
shall not be
repeated..
Infidelity
::
Infidelity
(n.)
Breach
of
trust;
unfaithfulness
to a
charge,
or to moral
obligation;
treachery;
deceit;
as, the
infidelity
of a
servant..
Screed
::
Screed
(n.) A
breach
or rent; a
breaking
forth into a loud,
shrill
sound;
as,
martial
screeds..
Traitor
::
Traitor
(n.) One who
violates
his
allegiance
and
betrays
his
country;
one
guilty
of
treason;
one who, in
breach
of
trust,
delivers
his
country
to an
enemy,
or
yields
up any fort or place
intrusted
to his
defense,
or
surrenders
an army or body of
troops
to the
enemy,
unless
when
vanquished;
also, one who takes arms and
levies
war
against
his
country;
or one who aids an enemy in
conquering
his
country.
See
Treason..
Rupture
::
Rupture
(v. i.) To
suffer
a
breach
or
disruption.
Burst
::
Burst (n.) A
rupture
or
hernia;
a
breach.
Gap
::
Gap (n.) An
opening
in
anything
made by
breaking
or
parting;
as, a gap in a
fence;
an
opening
for a
passage
or
entrance;
an
opening
which
implies
a
breach
or
defect;
a
vacant
space or time; a
hiatus;
a
mountain
pass..
Brike
::
Brike (n.) A
breach;
ruin;
downfall;
peril.
Breach
::
Breach
(n.) A
bruise;
a
wound.
Crack
::
Crack (n.)
Rupture;
flaw;
breach,
in a moral
sense..
Breach
::
Breach
(n.) A
breaking
of
waters,
as over a
vessel;
the
waters
themselves;
surge;
surf..
Counterguard
::
Counterguard
(n.) A low
outwork
before
a
bastion
or
ravelin,
consisting
of two lines of
rampart
parallel
to the faces of the
bastion,
and
protecting
them from a
breaching
fire..
Schism
::
Schism
(n.)
Division
or
separation;
specifically
(Eccl.),
permanent
division
or
separation
in the
Christian
church;
breach
of unity among
people
of the same
religious
faith;
the
offense
of
seeking
to
produce
division
in a
church
without
justifiable
cause..
Wound
::
Wound (n.) A hurt or
injury
caused
by
violence;
specifically,
a
breach
of the skin and flesh of an
animal,
or in the
substance
of any
creature
or
living
thing;
a cut, stab, rent, or the
like..
Traitorous
::
Traitorous
(a.)
Consisting
in
treason;
partaking
of
treason;
implying
breach
of
allegiance;
as, a
traitorous
scheme..
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