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Meanings of broken in inglés
(Especially of promises or contracts) having been violated or disregarded.
Related terms
Thrown into a state of disarray or confusion.
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Examples for "impoverished"
Examples for "impoverished"
1
Many impoverished Zimbabweans hope a unity government would start an economic recovery.
2
Or maybe an impoverished African nation with a poorly developed health service?
3
However, most campaigns to curb population growth are targeted toward impoverished nations.
4
Only Seoul, he said, could help save the impoverished state from ruin.
5
R. Lamb considerably impoverished himself in enclosing the ground; and the Rev.
1
The animals had been almost completely wiped out a thousand years later.
2
In extreme cases of guru-ism individuals' value systems are completely wiped out.
3
The Guam population of the species was wiped out many years ago.
4
Common and preferred stockholders, including the U.S. government, will be wiped out.
5
You have wiped out the crime in blood; there let it end.
Usage of broken in inglés
1
Their message is loud and clear: fix the broken food aid system.
2
However, without a clear structure or focus such resolutions are easily broken.
3
Last year, I made fixing our broken housing market my personal mission.
4
However a number of windows had been broken in the unoccupied house.
5
She'd probably readily agree; the past days had broken down her defenses.
6
I believe that democracy in South Africa is for all intents broken.
7
The politics are broken. Trump takes a much more aggressive political approach.
8
I thought of Tour de France riders who continue with broken bones.
9
Of course Martin had been broken; it was absurd to think otherwise.
10
However, according to the National Lottery's figures, this promise has been broken.
11
Others spoke in low voices and broken sentences she couldn't quite understand.
12
The protest, was broken up by security forces firing weapons, residents said.
13
Today any settlement that forms is quickly broken up by the authorities.
14
The stone steps are disjointed; the bell-cord is rotten; the gutter-spouts broken.
15
He had done something to his hand, he said; perhaps broken something.
16
However, the broken pump which caused the issue has now been fixed.
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Canada
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United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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