Break the Mold.
English
idiom
To do something in a completely new and different way.
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To do something in a completely new and different way.
Trusted by1.5M+English learners & teachers worldwide
To do something in a completely new and different way that goes beyond established patterns.
When you break the mold, you stop following the same template as everyone else and create something original.
It suggests creativity, courage, and the willingness to be different.
"Break New Ground"
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Introducing something genuinely new to a field, focused on innovation
"Think Outside the Box"
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Approaching a problem creatively, without necessarily producing something new
"Break the Mold"
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Departing from the established template to create something original and different
This design breaks the mold — it's not what anyone in this space is doing.
That's exactly what we need. Let's test it.
Why don't you just take the traditional route?
I want to break the mold — do something that actually excites me.
She's really not like the other candidates.
No — she completely breaks the mold. That's why she stands out.
