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tattered
/ ˈæə /
adjective
ragged or worn
a tattered old book
wearing ragged or torn clothing
tattered refugees
damaged, defeated, or in disarray
he believes he can bring the tattered party together
Other Word Forms
- untattered adjective
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Enter the fractured and tattered remains of the Democratic Party.
Those pillars were already tattered, and many are already broken, but what remains is endangered.
Malak heaves and leaks tears, stuffs a tattered tissue into the corners of her eyes.
He addressed his tattered reputation head on in the bestseller.
"It's time for Cardiff University leaders to listen to staff, and the huge amount of public, political, cultural, and community support we have built, before they further damage the University's tattered reputation," he said.
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