fragmentise (Meaning)
Wordnet
fragmentise (v)
break or cause to break into pieces
Synonyms & Antonyms of fragmentise
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fragmentise Sentence Examples
- The bombings fragmentised the ancient ruins, leaving only scattered pieces.
- The historian's work fragmented the story, dividing it into chronological segments.
- The telescope's mirror fragmented during the launch, impairing its optical capabilities.
- The political turmoil fragmented the nation, creating factions with opposing ideologies.
- The catastrophic earthquake fragmented the landscape, creating new fault lines.
- The research paper fragmented the complex scientific concept into digestible chunks.
- The speaker's rambling discourse fragmented his message, making it difficult to understand.
- The fragmented memories of the witness hindered the police investigation.
- The paintings were fragmented and scattered, their true value forever lost.
- The fragile ecosystem fragmented under the weight of human activities, creating isolated pockets of biodiversity.
FAQs About the word fragmentise
break or cause to break into pieces
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bombings fragmentised the ancient ruins, leaving only scattered pieces.
The historian's work fragmented the story, dividing it into chronological segments.
The telescope's mirror fragmented during the launch, impairing its optical capabilities.
The political turmoil fragmented the nation, creating factions with opposing ideologies.
