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torn

[tawrn, tohrn] / tɔrn, toʊrn /




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"It felt like I had finally found a missing part of myself in Ghana," she says."Leaving felt like being torn away from somewhere my soul belonged."

From BBC

There’s also an empty plastic water bottle and torn food wrappers on the bedside table.

From Literature

I look out at our group and see a procession of broken people—unwashed, our hair caked with dirt, our clothes torn, open wounds on our feet, losing faith in everything we once held dear.

From Literature

Four homes have been already torn down this winter due to erosion, with six more already starting to be demolished on Monday.

From BBC

The President’s House Site, featuring ruins of the house that was mostly torn down in 1832, didn’t emphasize Washington’s considerable virtues.

From The Wall Street Journal