abrumpo
transitive verb III conjugation
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1 to break bonds
2 to break off
3 to tear, to cut through, to sever, to remove, to separate
transitive verb III conjugation
View the declension of this word
1 to break bonds
2 to break off
3 to tear, to cut through, to sever, to remove, to separate
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Locutions, idioms and examples
abrumpo me aliqua re = to free oneself of something, to detach || abrumpo fas = to violate divine law or justice || abrumpo vitam = to cut life short, to end one's life || abrumpo venas = to cut one's veins || abrumpo somnos = to interrupt one's sleep || abrumpo sermonem = to break off a talk, the speech || abrumpo ramos = to tear out branches (crumbling them) || abrumpo pontem = to cut a bridge || abrumpo patientiam = to lose patience || abruperant iter = they interrupted the advance || abrumpo iter = to cut the road || abrumpo dissimulationem = to forego all pretence (= to reveal oneself) || abrumpo vincula = to break the chains || abrumpo fidem = violate faith || aciem intentionis abrumpo = to tire the effort of attention || abrumpo fas omne = violate all justice || abrumperet vitam ab ea civitate = he would break the bonds between (his) life and that city || abrumpo vitam a civitate = to break off with the homeland || Asiam Europae abrumpit mare || abrupit regalia tempora vitae = (Clotus) broke the course of royal life || M. Antonii societatem … abrupit tandem
abrumpo tr. v. III conjug.
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