: to bring up as a subject for discussion She broached an idea.
Is it breach or broach?
Correct Idiom: Broach the Subject
By “broach[ing] the subject” you're bringing something (often a tough topic) up for discussion. To breach means to break. (You may have heard the term “breach of contract” to mean a broken promise or “levee breach” to mean a levee is overwhelmed by water.)
How do you use broach in a sentence?
Broach sentence example
- So far, she hadn't found a way to broach the subject with Brandon. ...
- She was reluctant to broach the subject. ...
- Sometimes it's hard to broach a subject – especially when you've avoided it for a while. ...
- Finally she dragged up the courage to broach the subject.
