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tatter

noun as in rag

verb as in fray

verb as in shred

Strongest matches

Weak match

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Meanwhile, the Patriots are finally showing hope of escaping the tatters of Belichick’s final years in charge.

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In June, Wagner mercenaries left Mali, their reputation in tatters because of their failure to blunt insurgent advances and their history of slaughtering civilians in the name of providing security.

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Now Potter has been engulfed by a similarly chaotic environment at West Ham, the reputation he built so carefully - along with a talented team at Brighton - in tatters.

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Scottish Conservative deputy leader Rachael Hamilton said Labour was in "complete meltdown" and its integrity was "in tatters".

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But, after his British transfer record move to Liverpool, his reputation in the North East is now in tatters.

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

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