shatter|shattered|shattering|shatters in English

verb

[shat·ter || 'ʃætə(r)]

break to pieces, splinter, smash; be broken into pieces; damage, harm; ruin, destroy

Use "shatter|shattered|shattering|shatters" in a sentence

1. Eliminate the risks and costs associated with sharp edges and shattering glass by using Nalgene shatter-proof acrylic Burets

2. + For just as iron crushes and pulverizes everything else, yes, like iron that shatters, it will crush and shatter all of these.

3. If the drill shatters it,

4. Passion shatters reason’s tower,

5. 10 Road-block salvo shatters Bucharest's fragile silence.

6. Infidelity shatters the grand ambition of love.

7. Houses collapse, hail shatters windshields, lightning fries golfers.

8. The hammer shatters glass but hardens steel.

9. Something like that really shatters your confidence.

10. "Asian Games: Lin Dan shatters Lee Chong Wei's golden dreams".

11. Marrying Chase would shatter that fantasy.

12. Kathy was shattered.

13. She would shatter the Bug's eardrum.

14. What he said made her shatter.

15. Dual-drug-Backboned shattering polymeric theranostic nanomedicine that can be triggered intracellularly to break down in a chain-shattering manner, …

16. The partition doesn't shatter because it's bulletproof.

17. □ What can shatter our peace with Jehovah?

18. When platters shatter, scatter. They splatter matter.

19. Airstrip ONE®: · Shatters barriers between disparate data

20. That was the most beautiful, earth-shattering thing ever!

21. No tempest is capable of shattering his firm determination.

22. 'I hate to shatter your illusions,' he said.

23. Animist can be purchased from the Shattered Worlds reward store for 1,800,000 Shattered anima

24. When a flash of lightening shatters the dark, the radio crackles.

25. The heat of the water caused the glass to shatter.