Break
Fall out
Fall out verb - To express different opinions about something often angrily.
Both terms in one sentence
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The only characters who react realistically are Monica and Chandler, as the fall out from their various break ups last several episodes.
Source: Angst? What Angst? -
He didnt just break it, he tore it clean off Big Poppas skull, causing his brain and eyeballs to fall out on the floot.
Source: Wrestling / Mick Foley -
And all members are expected to break off all contact with people who fall out of favor with the church — even children, siblings, and spouses — or else they will be forced out themselves.
Source: Literature / Going Clear
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