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Meaning of
broken
in English
broken
us
//ˈbraʊkən//
uk
//ˈbrəʊkən//
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Lemma:
break
The lemma is the base or root form of this word.
Definitions
Verb
past
tense
of
break
;
separated
into
parts
to
fracture
or
separate
into
pieces
to
crush
someone's
spirit
or
will
overwhelmed
with
sorrow
or
grief
to
stop
or
cause
to
malfunction
to
interrupt
or
destroy
continuity
;
terminate
to
cause
financial
ruin
or
bankruptcy
began
a
new
day
(
dawn
)
ended
a
settled
weather
period
started
or
ended
a
storm
to
cheat
in
a
game
;
gaining
unfair
advantage
to
pierce
or
breach
a
barrier
to
disrupt
or
throw
into
disorder
to
collapse
into
surf
(
in
shallow
water
);
burst
forth
to
interrupt
work
or
occupation
temporarily
to
cease
or
pause
(
an
action
);
come
into
view
to
cushion
a
fall
(
with
something
)
to
reveal
or
make
something
known
;
news
to
become
audible
suddenly
(
a
sound
)
to
change
state
abruptly
;
suddenly
to
become
something
new
;
changed
state
a
male
voice
deepens
at
puberty
a
voice
changes
due
to
emotion
;
cracks
to
surpass
a
record
;
set
a
new
one
to
reduce
someone's
military
rank
to
sever
or
disconnect
;
end
a
connection
to
separate
mixed
liquids
to
launch
a
counter-attack
to
reveal
or
disclose
a
purpose
weakened
in
health
or
strength
;
lose
vitality
failed
in
business
;
become
bankrupt
destroyed
in
strength
or
consistency
dismissed
from
official
position
or
character
to
change
suddenly
;
alter
gait
to
end
a
relationship
;
fall
out
to
stop
a
program
abruptly
to
pause
execution
for
debugging
Adjective
not
working
correctly
financially
ruined
;
bankrupt
fractured
or
separated
(
bones
);
damaged
physically
split
or
ruptured
(
skin
);
cracked
open
defeated
;
dispirited
;
mentally
shattered
breached
or
unfulfilled
(
commitments
);
violated
overly
powerful
(
in
sports
/
games
);
unbalanced
overly
powerful
;
dominating
divided
into
separate
parts
dashed
with
small
gaps
;
fragmented
(
lines
,
etc
.)
interrupted
;
not
continuous
(
sleep
,
etc
.)
partly
obscured
by
clouds
;
incomplete
coverage
with
scattered
periods
of
silence
;
irregular
(
melody
,
etc
.)
disconnected
;
no
longer
functioning
poorly
designed
or
implemented
(
software
)
(
language
)
non-standard
;
grammatically
incorrect
unintended
;
unsuccessful
outcome
Compounds / Phrases
heartbroken
housebroken
broken-down
brokenhearted
house-broken