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Traditional English :: fragment
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fragmentarily.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a part broken off; a detached piece. 2 an isolated or incomplete part. 3 the remains of an otherwise lost or destroyed whole, esp. the extant remains or unfinished portion of a book or work of art. --v.tr. & intr. break or separate into fragments. fragmental adj. fragmentize v.tr. (also -ise). [ME f. F fragment or L fragmentum (as FRAGILE)] |
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Traditional English :: fragmentary
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fragmentarily.html - adj. 1 consisting of fragments. 2 disconnected. 3 Geol. composed of fragments of previously existing rocks. |
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Traditional English :: fragmentation
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fragmentarily.html - n. the process or an instance of breaking into fragments. fragmentation bomb a bomb designed to break up into small rapidly-moving fragments when exploded. |
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Traditional English :: fragment
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fragmentarily.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a part broken off; a detached piece. 2 an isolated or incomplete part. 3 the remains of an otherwise lost or destroyed whole, esp. the extant remains or unfinished portion of a book or work of art. --v.tr. & intr. break or separate into fragments. fragmental adj. fragmentize v.tr. (also -ise). [ME f. F fragment or L fragmentum (as FRAGILE)] |
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Traditional English :: fragmentary
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fragmentarily.html - adj. 1 consisting of fragments. 2 disconnected. 3 Geol. composed of fragments of previously existing rocks. |
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Traditional English :: fragmentation
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fragmentarily.html - n. the process or an instance of breaking into fragments. fragmentation bomb a bomb designed to break up into small rapidly-moving fragments when exploded. |
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