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tear

[teer] / tɪər /






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On the eve of the Civil War, the Columbian Register lamented the growing likelihood of “the stars of our political firmament” being “torn from their orbits, and plunging madly about, or tilting one the other.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The song’s climax — Estrada’s lustrous voice intertwined with a swelling orchestral arrangement — will probably bring tears to your eyes.

From Los Angeles Times

McIlroy let out a huge roar before collapsing to the ground and weeping tears of joy at the end of an extraordinary day of sporting theatre.

From BBC

Both of those stocks have been on a tear over the past three years as company reboot efforts have taken hold.

From Barron's

I have to fight back a few tears suddenly understanding all the things his theater has given me, things I will hold onto as long as I’m on this Earth.

From Salon