breaching
SayBREE-ching/ˈbɹit͡ʃɪŋ/
- 1The act of breaking through a wall, defense, or rule.
Like making a hole in a fence so things can pass through.
The breaching of the dam sent water across the fields.
Guards worried about the breaching of the prison wall.
Similarrupture, breaking, violation, penetration
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- 2Present participle of breach. Use this form for an action happening now, often after a form of "to be."
The flood was breaching the old dam wall.
He kept breaching the rules until he got caught.
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breaching is a form of breach
breach, verb: To break a law, rule, or promise that you are supposed to follow. Full entry
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- breach → breaching: add -ing
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