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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Broke from the crowd
One of the protesters suddenly broke from the crowd and ran at a group of officers.
Does 'broke from' fit the context or does it not sound sudden and forceful enough? Would eg. 'broke out of' or 'burst from' be better options?
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anonymous Does 'broke from' fit the context or does it not sound sudden and forceful enough? It's perfect, except for the absurd, redundant, comically amateurish "suddenly".
- anonymous Does 'broke from' fit the context or does it not sound sudden and forceful enough?
- It's perfect, except for the absurd, redundant, comically amateurish "suddenly".
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anonymousDoes 'broke from' fit the context or does it not sound sudden and forceful enough?
It's perfect, except for the absurd, redundant, comically amateurish "suddenly".
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