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Meanings of very fragile in English

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Usage of very fragile in English
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Liikanen said the euro zone was still in a very fragile situation.
Reuters
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Rather, it masked A with a new memory that was very fragile.
Pubmed
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The shells are very fragile and so are not often found intact.
The Irish Times
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She seems to me very fragile for the conducting of an Academy.
The Three Black Pennys: A Novel
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For these people, says UNAids, the gains are real but very fragile.
The Irish Times
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No, I've already spotted that our Bragg has a very fragile ego.
Evanly bodies
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Her emotions were very delicate, very fragile, and enormously difficult to perceive.
Linda Condon
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I thanked her and hoped I wouldn't tear it-itseemed very fragile.
I capture the castle
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His wife, a lovely woman but very fragile, never got over it.
Bake sale murder
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The situation on the ground in Northern Ireland is very fragile, he said.
The Irish Times
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There is very fragile trust in the health systems, she said.
The Guardian
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But he succeeded in shaking my very fragile faith in this new relationship.
Gunn's golden rules
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The thread that binds it to actual life is a very fragile one.
Laughter: An Essay on the Meaning of the Comic
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It was still very fragile, though, offset by fourteen years of basic survival.
Aspho Fields
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India has replaced a very fragile coalition with one of even greater fragility.
The Irish Times
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For she was very fragile, and dainty, like an exquisite piece of china.
The Broken Road
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