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tear apart
verb as in abuse
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verb as in burst
verb as in censure
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verb as in rebuke
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“If we do not stop these words that kill and that tear apart our society, there will be other Ilan Halimis,” he warned.
In two weeks, I got enough information to tear apart that movie frame-by-frame.
Conservatives may lionize Edward Snowden now, says Michael Tomasky, but ultimately his actions are going to tear apart the GOP.
Under lateral pressure strata may fold to a certain point and then tear apart and fault along the surface of least resistance.
In every line it revealed a determined effort to tear apart the great trusts and to put all business on a competitive basis.
Say, round up the gang, will you, while I'm licking some of this stuff into shape for you to tear apart?
He discovered, also, what old stumps to tear apart when he wanted a pleasantly acid tonic dose of the larvæ of the wood-ant.
By raising my elbow to its original position, and using it as a lever, I could tear apart the crushed fibres.
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On this page you'll find 207 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to tear apart, such as: insult, offend, persecute, revile, backbite, and bash.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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