Shatter
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British pronunciation/ʃˈætɐ/
American pronunciation/ˈʃætɝ/

Definition & Meaning of "shatter"

to shatter
01

to break suddenly into several pieces

Intransitive
to shatter definition and meaning
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The glass shatters into fragments as it falls to the ground.
The window shattered when struck by a heavy object.
02

to break or smash something into small pieces

Transitive: to shatter a breakable object
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The earthquake shattered the windows of the buildings in the city.
The hammer shattered the mirror, scattering shards across the floor.
03

to severely disrupt or destroy something abstract

Transitive: to shatter something abstract
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The tragic news of the accident shattered their hopes for a peaceful vacation.
The economic downturn shattered the dreams of many aspiring entrepreneurs.
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