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shatter

[shat-er] / ˈʃæt ər /




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Unfortunately, the shattering beauty of the music is sometimes swallowed in the devilish din.

From Los Angeles Times

Precious metals have shattered records over the past year, supported by central-bank purchases and strong inflows into exchange-traded funds as investors moved away from sovereign bonds and currencies in favor of hard assets.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Everybody is shattered. We could not sleep at night."

From BBC

But "Stranger Things," the science fiction and horror series that has shattered streaming records since it debuted in 2016, is a highlight.

From Barron's

Germany's Zverev was left shattered in his latest failed bid to win a major.

From Barron's