totear Antonyms
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Meaning of totear
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totear (v. t.)
To tear or rend in pieces.
totear Sentence Examples
- The hiker's backpack was so heavy that it threatened to totear the seams.
- The child's laughter was so joyful that it made my heart totear.
- The wind howled with such force that it threatened to totear the roof off the house.
- The torrent of water tore through the valley, totearing away at the banks.
- The earthquake caused the ground to totear, sending shockwaves through the city.
- The old man's voice was so weak that it threatened to totear when he spoke.
- The accident tore my mind apart, totearing away at my sanity.
- The loss of a loved one can totear a hole in your heart that never heals.
- The sight of the suffering children totear at my conscience, demanding action.
- The weight of the expectations bore down on me, totearing at my shoulders.
FAQs About the word totear
To tear or rend in pieces.
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The hiker's backpack was so heavy that it threatened to totear the seams.
The child's laughter was so joyful that it made my heart totear.
The wind howled with such force that it threatened to totear the roof off the house.
The torrent of water tore through the valley, totearing away at the banks.
