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(tôrn, tōrn) pronunciation
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Past participle of tear1.


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adj

Definition: cut open
Antonyms: fixed, healed, mended, perfect

adj

Definition: undecided
Antonyms: certain, decided, resolute, sure

v

Definition: cut open
Antonyms: healed, mended


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pronunciation

IN BRIEF: adj. - Having edges that are jagged from injury; Disassembled (with down).

pronunciation Character builds slowly, but it can be torn down with incredible swiftness. — Faith Baldwin, Source: Harvest of Hope, April, 1962.

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The adjective has 3 meanings:

Meaning #1: having edges that are jagged from injury
  Synonyms: lacerate, lacerated, mangled

Meaning #2: disrupted by the pull of contrary forces

Meaning #3: shattered or torn up or torn apart violently as by e.g. wind or lightning or explosive
  Synonyms: blasted, rent, ripped


Wikipedia: Torn (Creed song)
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"Torn"
Single by Creed
from the album My Own Prison
Released 1998
Format CD
Genre Rock
Length 6:23
Label Wind-Up Records
Writer(s) Scott Stapp
Mark Tremonti
Producer John Kurzweg
Creed singles chronology
"What's This Life For"
(1998)
"Torn"
(1998)
"One"
(1999)

"Torn" is a song composed by the rock band Creed. It is from their 1997 album My Own Prison. It is a misconception that after lead singer Scott Stapp was expelled from a Christian school, he was living in an apartment with hardly anything at all, and that he just wrote his thoughts down on a piece of paper, which became the basis for this song. It has been revealed by Michael Tremonti, Mark Tremonti's brother, that this song was actually written entirely by Mark.



 
 
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