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broken

[broh-kuhn] / ˈbroʊ kən /








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It has also made clear that the secret payments did not mean profit and sustainability rules limiting losses would have been broken.

From BBC

Experts say these policy shifts have broken a student loan system that was already in shambles, leaving nearly 45 million borrowers, disproportionately women, in financial and emotional distress.

From Salon

The sites, which are among the city's busiest locations, had drawn large crowds after the day's Ramadan fast was broken.

From BBC

A battle of insults and threats has broken out between the tech world and Wall Street.

From The Wall Street Journal

I couldn’t tell what displeased her more: the loud, jazzy tune, or the dropped notes from the broken or out-of-tune keys.

From Literature