shattering
To shatter something is to break it into pieces. When you shatter a glass, you cause a lot of damage.
The window was shattered when the glass was thrown through it.
The vase was shattered when the cup was thrown at it.
To shatter something is to break it into pieces. When you shatter a glass, you cause a lot of damage.
The window was shattered when the glass was thrown through it.
The vase was shattered when the cup was thrown at it.
noun
the act of breaking something into small pieces
Synonyms:
adjective
seemingly loud enough to break something; violently rattling or clattering
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It was shocking and shattered for everyone.
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For some of them, it was very shattering and shocking.
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It was the shattering of a dream for Australia.
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It is certainly shattering myth.
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She was shattered by the news.
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Her news was shattering.
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However, the result was shattering.
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The man is shattered and is speechless.
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The news was shattering for everyone.
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Brisance is the shattering capability of an explosive.