breakthrough
/ˈbreɪkˌθru/
noun
- An important discovery or achievement that helps solve a problem or make progress.
- After years of work, the team finally had a breakthrough in developing a new battery.
- The peace talks led to a major breakthrough, ending the long conflict.
- The scientist's breakthrough in cancer research saved many lives.
- A sudden increase in success or popularity, especially in a career.
- Winning the competition was a breakthrough for the young athlete.
- The band's first album was their big breakthrough in the music industry.
- Her breakthrough role in the movie made her famous overnight.
Antonyms
verb
- To make a new discovery or achieve a major success after a period of difficulty.
- After months of practice, she finally broke through and won the championship.
- The company broke through the market with its innovative product.
- The researchers hope to breakthrough with a cure for the disease soon.
- To force a way through a barrier or obstacle.
- The sun broke through the clouds after the storm.
- The soldiers broke through the enemy lines under cover of darkness.
- He broke through the crowd to reach the exit.