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Meanings of broken bone in English
Medical condition in which there is physical damage to the continuity of the bone.
Usage of broken bone in English
1
The medical examination disclosed a broken bone and severe bruises and lacerations.
2
The left arm hung with that limpness which denotes a broken bone.
3
The top of the window frame jutted out like a broken bone.
4
To treat a fracture, you must immobilize and splint the broken bone.
5
The reaver's massive hand exploded, sending shards of broken bone through flesh.
6
Education First said the rider suffered a broken bone in his left hand.
7
The end of the broken bone protruded under the skin near the knee.
8
His addiction caused him to be negligent, and Hap's broken bone wasn't set.
9
You'd need two for a broken bone, maybe four for a crushed organ.
10
She had expected a skinned knee or a broken bone perhaps.
11
A surgeon is needed at once to set the broken bone.
12
Dr. Pevy is the only man for a broken bone in these woods.
13
When a broken bone mends, it becomes stronger along the break.
14
Next to them was the father, a broken bone protruding through his leg.
15
Anyone who has had a broken bone or massive bruises knows the pain.
16
A stick cracked under the axle, loud as a broken bone.
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Translations for broken bone
Catalan
Broken bone through the time
Broken bone across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common