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Meanings of tearing in inglés
Act of breaking apart a material by force, without the aid of a cutting tool.
portugués
lacrimejamento español
llanto Marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid.
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Examples for "violent"
Examples for "violent"
1
However, some of the recently freed members still defend their violent past.
2
Communities have a right to be protected from crime, especially violent crime.
3
The early days of planetary solar systems can be violent times indeed.
4
Crime -particularly violent crime -is a plague on South Africa.
5
Previous protests triggered violent clashes between demonstrators and police earlier this year.
1
Earlier efforts produced fierce clashes at sea with anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd.
2
Britain's emergency anti-terrorism legislation has become law after days of fierce debate.
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Battles in the streets are followed by fierce debates in the Assembly.
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The noise was terrific; the sight was terrible in its fierce grandeur.
5
Iraqi forces expect a fierce battle against Islamic State to retake Mosul.
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Emily drank in the vehement flow of words with delight and fear.
2
You appear to me too vehement; you take the matter too seriously.
3
They are also increasingly vehement in their demands for wine and cigarettes.
4
He was vehement and fierce often; he was coarse and violent often.
5
As the wine circulated, the abuse of the Cardinal became more vehement.
1
The Sisters can be a bit trigger-happy with anyone they don't know.
2
The Nips are all trigger-happy, just waiting for an incident to happen
3
Some of these small town officers tend to be a little trigger-happy.
4
One of the cops must be trigger-happy, shooting at shadows or ghosts.
5
It's not long ago we used to mock trigger-happy foreign tourists.
Usage of tearing in inglés
1
And it's so powerful, it has no problem tearing right through them.
2
You see on the news where they've been tearing apart Ghanet's house?
3
You cannot uproot all of my work without tearing down every building.
4
The effort of tearing open the poly wrapper set my heart pounding.
5
I was thrilled when I heard her inside tearing the house apart.
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I slammed ahead, tearing a fender from the car on my right.
7
They are tearing the image of our Party and government to shreds.
8
The envoy replied that this would be tearing the commonwealth in pieces.
9
If anyone would understand the forces tearing Grace apart, it was Tarah.
10
She mentions him in nearly all her public speeches, often tearing up.
11
I really want you to know this has been tearing me up.
12
But there was a rending, tearing noise of work going on inside.
13
The blood tearing through his ears at first concealed its actual nature.
14
Her interpretation added strength to their beliefs rather than tearing them apart.
15
They had seen a motorcyclist tearing up the hill from Ta' Qali.
16
Branches whipped overhead, one tearing free and falling across a park bench.
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Tearing across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Australia
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