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Definition of broken
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of broken is as below...
Broken
(v. t.)
Ruined
financially;
incapable
of
redeeming
promises
made, or of
paying
debts
incurred;
as, a
broken
bank; a
broken
tradesman..
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Cackle
::
Cackle
(v. i.) To make a
sharp,
broken
noise or cry, as a hen or goose
does..
Vicious
::
Vicious
(a.) Not well tamed or
broken;
given to bad
tricks;
unruly;
refractory;
as, a
vicious
horse..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) The act or
process
by which cane sugar
(sucrose),
under the
action
of heat and acids or
ferments
(as
diastase),
is
broken
or split up into grape sugar
(dextrose),
and fruit sugar
(levulose);
also, less
properly,
the
process
by which
starch
is
converted
into grape sugar
(dextrose)..
Mump
::
Mump (v. t.) To utter
imperfectly,
brokenly,
or
feebly..
Snatch
::
Snatch
(n.) A small
piece,
fragment,
or
quantity;
a
broken
part; a
scrap..
Scatter
::
Scatter
(v. t.) To cause to
separate
in
different
directions;
to
reduce
from a close or
compact
to a loose or
broken
order;
to
dissipate;
to
disperse.
Irrupted
::
Irrupted
(a.)
Broken
with
violence.
Rubble
::
Rubble
(n.)
Water-worn
or rough
broken
stones;
broken
bricks,
etc., used in
coarse
masonry,
or to fill up
between
the
facing
courses
of
walls..
Broken
::
Broken
(v. t.) Made
infirm
or weak, by
disease,
age, or
hardships..
Brash
::
Brash (n.)
Broken
fragments
of ice.
Guilt
::
Guilt (v. t.) The
criminality
and
consequent
exposure
to
punishment
resulting
from
willful
disobedience
of law, or from
morally
wrong
action;
the state of one who has
broken
a moral or
political
law;
crime;
criminality;
offense
against
right..
Undivided
::
Undivided
(a.) Not
divided;
not
separated
or
disunited;
unbroken;
whole;
continuous;
as,
plains
undivided
by
rivers
or
mountains..
Cackling
::
Cackling
(n.) The
broken
noise of a goose or a hen.
Falter
::
Falter
(v. t.) To utter with
hesitation,
or in a
broken,
trembling,
or weak
manner..
Broken-winded
::
Broken-winded
(a.)
Having
short
breath
or
disordered
respiration,
as a
horse..
Shatter
::
Shatter
(v. i.) To be
broken
into
fragments;
to fall or
crumble
to
pieces
by any force
applied.
Decrepitude
::
Decrepitude
(n.) The
broken
state
produced
by decay and the
infirmities
of age;
infirm
old age.
Broken
::
Broken
(v. t.) Not
carried
into
effect;
not
adhered
to;
violated;
as, a
broken
promise,
vow, or
contract;
a
broken
law..
Falter
::
Falter
(v. i.)
Hesitation;
trembling;
feebleness;
an
uncertain
or
broken
sound;
as, a
slight
falter
in her
voice..
Continuous
::
Continuous
(a.)
Without
break,
cessation,
or
interruption;
without
intervening
space or time;
uninterrupted;
unbroken;
continual;
unceasing;
constant;
continued;
protracted;
extended;
as, a
continuous
line of
railroad;
a
continuous
current
of
electricity..
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