Broken up and Violent

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Violent and broken up are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Violent" instead an adjective phrase "Broken up".

Violent adjective - Marked by bursts of destructive force or intense activity.

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Broken up and violent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Broken up" instead an adjective "Violent".

Nearby Words: violence, violently, violator

Happy Ending Override: At the beginning of Son of Samhain, Cassie has broken up with Georgia and gone back to a wandering and violent life, because she simply couldn't handle normality.

Source: Comic Book / Hack/Slash
Despite knowing what she did Adam and his friends still think he shouldn't have broken up with her and when Adam does get angry at her its for her hypocrisy for getting mad at him when she was going to break up with him anyway not for being violent in the first place.

Source: Film / Hot Tub Time Machine
The Diggers were a Christian Communist group started in the mid 17th century, who founded a commune at St George's Hill in 1649, which lasted a few months before being broken up by violent harrassment from the landowners in the area, culminating in an outright assault by the Army.

Source: Commune

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