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Meanings of broken home in English

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Usage of broken home in English
1
He comes from a broken home, and regards Israel as his family.
The Guardian
2
The broken home no longer feels the same first poignancy of grief.
The Seventh Manchesters: July 1916 to March 1919
3
He also mentioned that she insinuated that the Clintons have a broken home.
Ebony
4
She was probably a child from a broken home, hungry for male attention.
Safe harbour
5
The 15-year-old comes from a broken home and has dropped out of school twice.
BBC
6
He comes from a broken home, has been in and out of foster care-
Afternoon delight
7
Could he forgive her all this and his broken home?
With Our Soldiers in France
8
The usual sob story, broken home, alcoholic mother.
Monday Mourning
9
Ando began to wallow in thoughts of his own broken home, but Miyashita wouldn't give him time.
Spiral
10
He said its inability to act reasonably had left him and his son living in a broken home.
Radio NZ
11
Knick-knacks of varying shapes perfectly lined the dresser as the dearly loved treasures from a literally broken home.
Reuters
12
It would be a terrible crime to unite a husband and wife and fix up a broken home!
Bought and Paid For; From the Play of George Broadhurst
13
We have middle-class children and lower-class children; not every student is a 'latchkey kid' or from a broken home.
The Guardian
14
While it is easy to feel sympathy for David and Julie and their broken home, Helen is another story.
Reuters
15
The product of a broken home, Bugg grew up in Clifton, Nottingham, once the biggest housing estate in Europe.
The Guardian
16
One, a broken home.
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