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Meaning of tattering
tattering
to become ragged, tattered clothing, a part torn and left hanging, to make ragged
tattering Sentence Examples
- The wind sent tattered leaves swirling through the air like autumnal confetti.
- The once-grand tapestries hung tattering and torn, a testament to the ravages of time.
- The old man's clothes were tattered and threadbare, revealing years of poverty and neglect.
- The flag, once proudly flown, now hung tattering from its pole.
- The child's stuffed animal was well-loved and tattered, its once vibrant colors faded and frayed.
- The tattering curtains provided little privacy, leaving the occupants vulnerable to the gaze of passersby.
- The ancient scrolls were so fragile that even a gentle breeze threatened to tear them into tattered fragments.
- The tattered pages of the book told a tale of forgotten secrets and lost knowledge.
- The old man's memories were as tattered as his clothes, torn and faded by the relentless passage of time.
- The storm left a trail of tattered branches and uprooted trees, marking its destructive path across the landscape.
FAQs About the word tattering
to become ragged, tattered clothing, a part torn and left hanging, to make ragged
ripping,tearing, cutting, splitting, ribboning, breaking,shredding, riving, rending, dissecting
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The wind sent tattered leaves swirling through the air like autumnal confetti.
The once-grand tapestries hung tattering and torn, a testament to the ravages of time.
The old man's clothes were tattered and threadbare, revealing years of poverty and neglect.
The flag, once proudly flown, now hung tattering from its pole.
