tearing (out) (Meaning)

tearing (out)

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The child was tearing out pages from his old notebook, creating a mess on the floor.
She tore out the pages from the magazine, eager to craft a paper collage.
The tornado's winds tore out trees by their roots, leaving a trail of devastation.
The cat's claws tore out a chunk of the sofa, leaving a noticeable tear.
The surgeon carefully tore out the stitches from the patient's wound.
The hiker tore out a piece of his shirt to bandage his injured leg.
The angry mob tore out the windows of the building, shattering glass everywhere.
The librarian tore out a list of overdue books from the library's computer system.
The wind tore out the flagpole from its base, sending it crashing to the ground.
The mother tore out her hair in frustration, overwhelmed by the stress of her children's behavior.

extracting, yanking, prying, taking (out),pulling, rooting (out), removing,plucking, uprooting, wresting

inserting, instilling, installing, jamming,stuffing, implanting,wedging, cramming, ramming

The child was tearing out pages from his old notebook, creating a mess on the floor.

She tore out the pages from the magazine, eager to craft a paper collage.

The tornado's winds tore out trees by their roots, leaving a trail of devastation.

The cat's claws tore out a chunk of the sofa, leaving a noticeable tear.