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  1. bone-breaking

    • adj.
      (of a surface or journey) bumpy, rough, or involving many sudden jolts;involving great physical force or violence
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    • 1. (of a surface or journey) bumpy, rough, or involving many sudden jolts what passed for roads were now simply bone-breaking tracks a bone-shaking two-hour drive
    • 2. involving great physical force or violence a bone-breaking blow
    • n.
      action intended to disrupt a strike or make it ineffectual: workers went to court over strike-breaking the union has called on managers not to get involved in strike-breaking
    • adj.
      denoting, relating to, or engaging in activity intended to disrupt a strike: he said that he would recruit hundreds of new guards as part of new strike-breaking measures a strike-breaking factory worker

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    • n.
      a pitch thrown in such a way that the ball drops or curves just before reaching the batter: Karstens threw a breaking ball right down the middle and Johnson hit it out

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    • adj.
      pioneering; innovative: their path-breaking work opened up a new era in cancer research

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    • n.
      a two-wheeled, low, open carriage with a skeleton body, used for breaking in young horses.

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    • adj.
      surpassing a record or best-ever achievement: the fair attracted a record-breaking 10,678 visitors

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    • adj.
      (especially of manual labor) physically demanding: a day's back-breaking work

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    • n.
      the absence or reduction of manifest symmetry in a situation despite its presence in the laws ... symmetry-breaking mechanisms

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    • n.
      the moment of greatest strain at which someone or something gives way: her nerves were stretched to the breaking point the tense situation reached the breaking point late last week

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    • adj.
      (of a surface or journey) bumpy, rough, or involving many sudden jolts: what passed for roads were now simply bone-breaking tracks a bone-shaking two-hour drive

    Oxford American Dictionary