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tearing

[tair-ing] / ˈtɛər ɪŋ /








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From the outside, it would be understandable if you thought Scotland are fancying their chances this year, what with Glasgow Warriors tearing it up in the United Rugby Championship and Champions Cup.

From BBC

Individuals are becoming more capable and productive and companies are tearing down historical workflows from marketing to compliance, reducing turnaround times.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Pa said I looked like a cyclone tearing through the fields. And Aunt Pretty said I must have swallowed my lunch whole so I could get out of there.”

From Literature

Now she was saying that after tearing the ACL in her other knee just nine days before the downhill race at the Milan Cortina Olympics downhill, she still planned to compete.

From The Wall Street Journal

He found humour where others might have been tearing out their hair.

From BBC