Pronunciation: /ˈʃætərd/
verb past tense of shatter, to break or smash into pieces
A1 The glass shattered into tiny pieces when it fell on the floor.
A2 She was devastated when she found out her phone screen was shattered.
B1 The news of the accident shattered her world and left her in shock.
B2 The scandalous revelations shattered his reputation and career.
C1 The unexpected betrayal shattered their trust in each other and ended their friendship.
C2 The tragic loss of her loved one shattered her heart into a million pieces.
adjective broken into many pieces; damaged or destroyed
A1 The glass shattered into many pieces.
A2 She felt shattered after hearing the bad news.
B1 The team's hopes of winning were shattered after their star player got injured.
B2 The company's reputation was shattered by the scandal.
C1 The artist's latest work received mixed reviews, leaving his confidence shattered.
C2 The once strong friendship between the two friends was shattered by a betrayal.
formal The glass vase shattered into a thousand pieces when it fell off the shelf.
informal I heard that Sarah's heart was shattered when she found out her boyfriend was cheating on her.
slang The news of the company's bankruptcy completely shattered everyone's spirits.
figurative The team's hopes of winning the championship were shattered after their star player got injured.
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