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tatters

noun as in rags

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The ceasefire that Trump touted in the days before he took office appears to be in tatters.

From BBC

Israel’s military assault on Gaza has taken at least 48,000 lives and left its infrastructure in tatters.

From Salon

"His reputation might be in tatters within certain circles, but commercially, he remains bulletproof," says Borkowski.

From BBC

Israel's President Isaac Herzog said in a statement: "Agony. Pain. Our hearts — the hearts of an entire nation — lie in tatters."

From BBC

Arsenal's first trophy hopes of the season were left in tatters by Newcastle - as fans were yet again left rueing their lack of a striker.

From BBC

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

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