Meaning ofbreak inin English

Verb

1. to make something function naturally through use
   You need to break in your new shoes before wearing them to a party.
   Synonyms:

   wear inrun in
   Antonyms:

   break downmalfunction
2. to forcefully enter a place; gain unauthorized access
   The thief tried to break in through the unlocked window.
   Synonyms:

   burst inforce inintrudeinvadetrespass
   Antonyms:

   leaveexitdepartvacateevacuate
3. to start something new; initiate a process
   The company will break in a new market with their innovative product.
   Synonyms:

   startinitiatelaunchbegincommenceset in motionget underway
   Antonyms:

   stopendterminateceasediscontinue
4. to tame or train an animal (like a horse) to obey commands
   It takes time and patience to break in a wild horse.
   Synonyms:

   traintamedomesticategentleschool
   Antonyms:

   releaseset freeliberateuntrainuntame