What does breaching mean?
Definitions for breaching
breach·ing
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Webster Dictionary
Breaching
of Breach
Dictionary of Nautical Terms
breaching
The act of leaping out of the water; applied to whales.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of breaching in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of breaching in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of breaching in a Sentence
The JCPOA was blocking all their pathways to a nuclear weapons capability, but one year after President Trump withdrew from the nuclear deal, Iran began incrementally breaching its limits in order to increase its political leverage for future talks, iranians are closer to a nuclear weapon today than they were on the day President Trump was sworn into office.
The only real protection we have from government sleaze is an apolitical civil service telling ministers what they can and can not do, yes, we have a ministerial code, we have registers of financial interest. But breaching the ministerial code doesn't mean you'll get sacked. And very few MPs have stopped filling their pockets because of public shame.
It looks like they are trying to be more purposeful, so they're breaching companies, understanding exactly what company they breached and trying to penetrate as fully as possible, so that they can then extract as much money as possible.
We’ve had (drones) surveilling police headquarters, and breaching security at local jails.
Immediately upon breaching the door, the officers came under fire from one or two suspects inside the house.
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