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Meanings of tatter in English
Usage of tatter in English
1
Smoke hung in layers, too heavy for even the wind to tatter.
2
The doll felt the shreds of his courage tatter to whispers.
3
It was a dirty-faced boy-a tatter-demalionof fourteen years-withsharp, knowing black eyes.
4
His clothes were in tatters; he hadn't changed them since the fight.
5
Their clothes were bubbling in the hot spring in rags and tatters.
6
Both houses have to reach agreement or leave the deal in tatters.
7
He is 26, a young man in despair, his future in tatters.
8
The economic fallout from Brexit has left many pension funds in tatters.
9
The gnawed and tattered holes in the bag told their own story.
10
The entire Red Tory mission for the working north was in tatters.
11
The tattered remnants of the Spanish Arch barely do its history justice.
12
Kidnappings, bombings and cold-blooded executions left the Tupamaros' romantic reputation in tatters.
13
She parades her duty before me in the most tattered of rags.
14
His jeans were in tatters, in no better shape than his sneakers.
15
I declined the offer as the tattered one better fit my image.
16
The parchment head was green with mold, and hung in shriveled tatters.
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