breakfree
verbUK /ˌbreɪkˈfriː/
US /ˌbreɪkˈfriː/
To get out of a place or situation where you are held or trapped.
The bird broke free from its cage and flew away.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To stop being controlled by someone or something.
She finally broke free from her bad habits.
3. To separate yourself from a group or influence.
The young band wanted to break free from their old style.
4. To suddenly move away with force.
The dog broke free from the leash and ran across the park.