Break
Break verb - To cause to separate into pieces usually suddenly or forcibly.
Working out is an antonym for break.
Working out
Working out noun - Developing in intricate and painstaking detail.
Both terms in one sentence
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It ends up working out for her, though, as she is able to break out on her own the third time and help other victims.
Source: Designated Victim -
There is also Will, who is shown to be supportive towards the other teams, and even gives cooldown hugs to Lynn, and later Lynzey, when they start to break down due to their dishes not working out as planned.
Source: Series / My Kitchen Rules -
Lampshaded by the fact that they have no use for Justin and Zeke's "alien language." All Girls Want Bad Boys: Alex and Dean, although they did break up - partly because it was a Long Distance Relationship, and partly because Alex decided that it wasn't working out.
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