0 an act of separating from a group, especially because of disagreement: --
The sports association accepted the inevitability of a breakaway by the elite clubs.
1 independent after leaving another group: --
I really cannot see how this could possibly be regarded as a charter for breakaway unions.
The men who go into these breakaway unions are a curse to industry.
It was that which eventually led to the breakaway.
The final outcome was that a breakaway union was formed and for years that union was a thorn in the side of the industry.
If we can prove that only breakaway groups on either side are conducting those actions, those groups must be chased by the authorities.
That is perfectly natural, and by and large splinters and breakaways are a nuisance to authority.
For most of the country, the divisions and the resulting breakaway factions of the party leadership at all levels, rather than transitional voters, had the greatest impact.
Appealing to immediate experience, the subaltern is fated by breakaway capitalism to be defeated, left deluded and helpless, unable to process let alone effectively act on the world.
