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When "Break apart" is used with the same meaning as the verb "separate"
Is it fair to say that when I use "break apart" it's usually associated to a more violent prior cause?
Ex:

The main street separated from the road at the intersection.

The main street broke apart from the road at the intersection.

Are both ok?

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When "Break apart" is used with the same meaning as the verb "separate"
Is it fair to say that when I use "break apart" it's usually associated to a more violent prior cause? 
Ex:

The main street separated from the road at the intersection. 

The main street broke apart from the road at the intersection. 

Are both ok?
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