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broken

Definition for broken

adjective as in destroyed; made into pieces from a whole

adjective as in discontinuous

adjective as in mentally defeated

adjective as in forgotten, ignored (promise)

adjective as in stuttering in speech

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"My immune system had broken down, basically my body attacked itself," said Ms Skinner.

From BBC

Katharine Jenner argues there needs to be more done to address one of them in particular: our "broken food system".

From BBC

For a start, it has to get through the gut without being completely broken down.

From BBC

Every eight years, the Department of Housing and Community Development issues planning goals to regions across the state — a number of additional homes, broken down by affordability level, that every municipality should plan for.

In an online statement, Vijay said his heart was "broken" and he was in "unbearable, indescribable pain and sorrow."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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