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Meanings of fragmented in English

Having been divided; having the unity destroyed.

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Usage of fragmented in English
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Unfortunately, the fragmented nature of the enforcement process may create considerable difficulties.
The Irish Times
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Unfortunately, the sport cannot offer the fragmented country an example of unity.
Reuters
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Transport spokesperson Chris Bishop said currently public transport governance was too fragmented.
Radio NZ
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The jurisdiction for the fight against international terrorism is fragmented, he said.
The Guardian
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The results: a fragmented, under-funded and grossly inadequate water and sewage system.
The Irish Times
6
However, the Salvador-I reference remains highly fragmented with over 2500 unassembled scaffolds.
Pubmed
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So far, the official response has been fragmented and with little effect.
The Irish Times
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Oldham said social care at present crosses organisational boundaries and is fragmented.
The Guardian
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Each was studied, commented on and often met by a fragmented response.
The Irish Times
10
But as landscape is developed, new barriers appear and habitats are fragmented.
The Irish Times
11
The real reason the coalition fragmented so quickly, Singsen explained, was politics.
The Democracy Project
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The AI, even in its fragmented state, could help her do that.
Smoke and Shadow
13
Our results suggest that clathrin is required to reassemble fragmented Golgi elements.
Pubmed
14
Political parties could field a candidate, but most were fragmented and weak.
Reuters
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But it is fragmented and analysts believe it could benefit from consolidation.
Reuters
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They are hoping a fragmented vote will give them the upper hand.
Reuters
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Fragmented through the time
Fragmented across language varieties
United States of America
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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