fracturein a sentence
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X-rays showed a small fracture in her collarbone.fracture = crack
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The car crash caused her arm to fracture completely, leaving the bone in two separate pieces.fracture = break
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The engineer found a fracture running through the steel beam.fracture = crack
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Tensions over the decision fractured the committee into rival camps.fractured = split or cracked
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She thought it was just a sprain, but after the swelling didn’t go down for a week, the X-ray showed a hairline fracture in her ankle.fracture = crack
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I remember Caleb telling her that it would only take a month to mend, because it was a hairline fracture. (source)fracture = crack (in the bone)
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"How else should I be doing," Malcolm said, "with a compound fracture of the leg that is likely septic and beginning to smell rather, ah, pungent?" (source)
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I stared at the statue, feeling the fractured place in my heart. (source)fractured = broken or cracked
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A simple fracture. (source)fracture = crack (in the bone)
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Her leg had been so swollen and painful all along that the doctor had not even tried to set the fractures, (source)fractures = breaks
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Watanabe beat POWs every day, fracturing their windpipes, rupturing their eardrums, shattering their teeth, tearing one man's ear half off, leaving men unconscious.† (source)
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At best I was two people, a fractured mind.† (source)
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You haven't any fracture. (source)fracture = crack (in the bone)
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"They're fractures along the earth's crust," said Aziza.† (source)
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"I'm fine," I repeat, even though everything around me is breaking, fracturing.† (source)
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Up through the furnace register his father's voice rang, tinny and fractured.† (source)
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"Looks like a fracture," an ambulance attendant said, feeling her right ankle.† (source)
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