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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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Seven charities have cut ties with Sarah Ferguson since the email - in which she also appeared to apologise for her public criticism of Epstein after claiming to have broken off contact - emerged last Sunday.

From BBC

Bonus points: At what age did you begin pulling the wings off of butterflies, and which, if any, of the 10 Commandments have you not broken?

In a statement read on her behalf by prosecutor Ben Lloyd, Ms Shekaj said she had felt "broken" by the defendants' behaviour during the trial.

From BBC

For some, the Assumption Island deal looks like one broken promise too many.

From BBC

The statue was in several pieces, with heads and knees broken in half.

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

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