Break through
Break through verb - Pass through (a barrier).
Knife and break through are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knife" instead a verb "Break through".
Knife
Knife verb - Use a knife on.
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Synonyms for Knife
Break through and knife are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Break through" instead a verb "Knife".
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The episode "I Remember You" twists the knife as Marceline tries all she can to break through to his former self.
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He just had to use the Eva's knife to break through since it was too hard!
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A commander of a Destroyer decided to break through the smoke by sailing his ship dangerously close to the shore, delivering broadsides from his five inch guns at what most naval commanders of the day would consider distance more appropriate for a knife fight.
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