noun
- plural of icebreaking; activities or remarks designed to help people relax and become comfortable with each other in a social or professional setting
- plural of icebreaking; the action of breaking ice, especially by ships or vessels
Usage: commonly used in business, education, and social contexts
Usage: nautical or technical usage
Examples
- The team leader organized several icebreakings at the start of the conference to help new members feel welcome.
- Icebreakings like name games and quick introductions made the workshop more engaging.
- The company uses icebreakings during onboarding to build rapport among employees.
- Fun icebreakings can transform an awkward first meeting into a relaxed conversation.
- The facilitator planned creative icebreakings to energize the group before the main discussion.
- Icebreakings are essential tools for remote team meetings to establish connection.