brechan
/briːtʃ/ or /briːtʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a break or gap in something, especially a wall, fence, or other barrier, or a failure to comply with an agreement or standard.
“The storm caused a breach in the dam.”
2. verb
to break or cause a break in something, especially a barrier, or to fail to comply with an agreement or standard.
“The new policy will breach the current contract.”