Break New Ground.
English
idiom
To do something completely new and innovative.
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To do something completely new and innovative.
Trusted by1.5M+English learners & teachers worldwide
To do something innovative or original that hasn't been done before.
When you break new ground, you go beyond existing boundaries and introduce something genuinely new.
It applies to science, business, art, or any field where real progress happens.
"Push the Envelope"
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Going further than current limits allow, but within an existing framework
"Think Outside the Box"
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Approaching a problem creatively, not necessarily creating something new
"Break New Ground"
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Genuinely introducing something that did not exist before in a field
This approach could break new ground for the whole industry.
Bold claim. Show me the data.
What's the new project actually about?
It breaks new ground — combining techniques nobody has tried together before.
Has anyone done this kind of thing before?
Not like this — we're genuinely breaking new ground here.
