Break-the-mold Definition

verb
(idiomatic) To depart from a traditional pattern; to defy convention.
Wiktionary
(idiomatic) To make it impossible for an identical copy to be made.
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Origin of Break-the-mold

  • From the use of molds to make multiple replicas of solid objects using moldable materials.

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Break-the-mold Sentence Examples

  • If Catholic teens are sheltered, some may break the mold when given the opportunity.

  • If you love baking but aren't head over heels with the idea of Valentine's Day and all that it stands for, use the holiday as an excuse to break the mold.

  • Glamour has traditionally been a bit more willing to break the mold than the other major fashion magazines.

  • If you're in between hair lengths, whether that be medium length or short, a bob is a great way to break the mold and add a signature style to your hair without making a major change.

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