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broken

[broh-kuhn] / ˈbroʊ kən /








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Using this analogy, he explains that Earth's climate control is not broken.

From Science Daily

Dame Helen Mirren hopes to repair a broken cello that belongs to a care home she supports, while author Julia Donaldson seeks to restore a a battered toy farmhouse that inspired her books.

From BBC

I conclude not with a joke but with a proverb at the essence of most Jewish jokes: What is as whole as a Jew with a broken heart?

From The Wall Street Journal

But the celebratory atmosphere masks a broken heart, as Bad Bunny is reminded of the ex who taught him to dance.

From BBC

"My mum and dad weren't together, so I always think it was a bit of a broken heart as well," said Meg.

From BBC