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break free

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break something free (from something)
to force something to detach from something; to get something out of the hold of something else. I broke the gun free from her grasp. Someone broke the light fixture free from its mounting.
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t know how to use mind power in order to break free from this situation and focus on one thing alone Those of us living under a stressful environment need to take some time off to relax and meditate about the things that we want to happen in our lives.
A TV show descended into chaos after a feature on micro-pigs saw the animals break free and cause carnage on the set.
It was almost as tall as he was and he wrestled it until he could break free.
 
 
 
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