LoginSeparation vs. Breakup
What Is Their Main Difference?
Both refer to ending a romantic relationship between two romantically-involved partners. However, 'separation' is legal and it is a temporary period in which a married couple stops living with each other, whereas, a 'breakup' is when two lovers decide to terminate their relationship. Their relationship was never legally recognized.
Differences
When a married couple legally decides to part ways temporarily, they have 'separated'. Their decision is legally recognized. Look at the following examples:
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A 'breakup' also indicates the ending of a romantic relationship. However, this relationship was never legally made official. Take a look at the following examples:
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Similarities
Both refer to the ending of a romantic relationship. Take a look below:
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Are They Interchangeable?
If we use these words interchangeably, our sentences will have different meanings, so they cannot be used interchangeably. Compare:
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As you can see, both are correct, but they have different meanings.
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