torn off in English

ipped out, torn away

Use "torn off" in a sentence

1. His fingernails were torn off.

2. The cover of the dictionary has been torn off.

3. 28 The wallpaper can then be torn off in strips.

4. I've had my legs torn off and I've been burned alive.

5. Roofs were torn off houses and hundreds of trees were felled.

6. A tearing away; a part torn off: The storm’s runoff caused an Avulsion …

7. Their clothes were torn off them, and they were severely beaten with rods.

8. Since low-carbon steel is soft, larger pieces are torn off by the grinding wheel.

9. Shortages of quality materials resulted in plywood being torn off the wings on several aircraft.

10. It was about here, outside the wreck, that I almost had my arm torn off.

11. Writes an unnamed Union captain: I saw an intelligent-looking man with his whole diaphragm torn off.

12. Generally depicted as a page torn off from a daily desk Calendar, displaying month and day on a white, square page

13. As a result, those two underwent the indignity of being presented in public as evildoers, having their outer garments torn off them, and being beaten with rods in the marketplace. —Acts 16:12, 16-22.

14. English Language Learners Definition of Counterfoil chiefly British : the part of a check, ticket, etc., that can be kept as a record when it is torn off See the full definition for Counterfoil in the English …

15. 2 : a detachable slip attached to the flap or back panel of an envelope A Bangtail is the perforated coupon attached to the body of a return envelope, which must be torn off before the envelope is sealed

16. The folds of the loops (3) do not protrude from the anchor sleeve (1) towards the front, thus preventing the loops (3) from being torn off at the folds thereof when the anchored anchor sleeve (1) is subjected to tensile stress.

17. Having been treated with diluted sodium hydroxide or mazeration mixture (glacial acetic acid/perhydrol 1∶1) the primary wall in delignificated wood collapses where-by it often clasps or sticks to the neighboured primary wall and is torn off its inherent cell wall.

18. An Abrasion, also known as an excoriation or “brush burn,” is a minor injury that occurs when the skin is rubbed or torn off. It is a shallow wound, typically a wearing away of the top layer of skin (the epidermis) due to an applied friction force against the body.

19. Answered 2 years ago · Author has 1.7K answers and 4.1M answer views A Counterfoil of a cheque is that part of a cheque, which is torn off and kept as a receipt by the drawer of a cheque to serve a piece of evidence or proof for having made the payment

20. Lords, commoners, and reverend bishops, with little distinction of person or party, were kicked and pinched and hustled; passed from hand to hand through various stages of ill-usage; and sent to their fellow-senators at last with their clothes hanging in ribands about them, their Bagwigs torn off, themselves speechless and breathless, and their persons covered with the powder which had been