What is another word for tear apart?
Pronunciation:
[ tˌe͡əɹ ɐpˈɑːt], [ tˌeəɹ ɐpˈɑːt], [ t_ˌeə_ɹ ɐ_p_ˈɑː_t]
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Synonyms for Tear apart:
n.
• apart (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• abuse (verb)- decry,
- run down,
- bad-mouth,
- oppress,
- persecute,
- smear,
- vituperate,
- berate,
- backbite,
- derogate,
- calumniate,
- cap,
- bash,
- insult,
- minimize,
- cut down,
- discount,
- defame.
- detonate,
- crack,
- erupt,
- fragment,
- pierce,
- run,
- rush,
- pop,
- explode,
- shiver,
- break,
- discharge,
- blow,
- perforate,
- barge,
- fracture,
- rupture,
- puncture,
- prick,
- split,
- splinter.
Other synonyms:
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- reek,
- scold,
- castigate,
- vilify,
- deprecate,
- bitch out,
- rip into,
- maul,
- weigh on,
- psych out,
- land on,
- daunt,
- niggle,
- come down on,
- whale at,
- flay.
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- tear into,
- weigh down,
- ream,
- crucify,
- come between,
- zing,
- harangue,
- set against.
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- go for.
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- blast.
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- divide.
- punctured,
- running down,
- rag on,
- pull apart,
- lean on,
- badmouth,
- censure,
- Trashed,
- do a number on,
- ridden,
- Lessoned,
- fractured,
- Fracturing,
- offend,
- cut to the quick,
- barged,
- pulls apart,
- Disciplining,
- torn apart,
- leaning on,
- fly open,
- dump on,
- exprobate,
- sound off,
- hurl brickbat,
- put down,
- jawboning,
- cuss out,
- pick on,
- signify,
- reproach,
- animadverts,
- take to task,
- tell off,
- reviled,
- jump on,
- abuse,
- find fault with,
- disciplined,
- gush forth,
- climb all over,
- Vilified,
- slap,
- jawboned,
- call on the carpet,
- sling mud,
- rip up,
- barging,
- Animadverting,
- be little,
- jawbone,
- give a black eye,
- zinging,
- ticked off,
- look askance,
- remonstrate,
- pick apart,
- carp on,
- revile,
- jumped on,
- jawbones,
- Lectured,
- nag,
- shatter,
- go after,
- climb over,
- Lessoning,
- give black eye,
- jump down one's throat,
- reading out,
- sit on,
- burst,
- tore apart,
- monish,
- do number on,
- blow off,
- get after,
- tearing apart,
- upbraid,
- sitting on,
- read out,
- rebuke,
- tear apart,
- tick off,
- animadvert,
- dumped on,
- carp at,
- incriminate,
- Slammed,
- spout,
- Animadverted,
- swear at,
- rend asunder,
- jump down throat.
- pettifog,
- nit-pick,
- split up,
- skin,
- nitpick,
- rend,
- shred,
- catch at straws,
- smash,
- cut apart,
- dichotomize,
- draw and quarter,
- pulverize,
- total,
- break to pieces,
- split apart,
- wreck,
- maim,
- find fault,
- unmake,
- come apart,
- atomise,
- Unbuild,
- rip,
- atomize,
- separate,
- carp,
- chop apart,
- take exception,
- demolish,
- become detached,
- take to pieces,
- disassemble,
- lacerate,
- peel,
- quibble,
- partition,
- pull to pieces,
- sunder,
- undo,
- make mincemeat of,
- strip,
- tear to pieces,
- cleave,
- mangle,
- pick to pieces,
- pulverise,
- detach,
- reduce to rubble,
- bisect.
How to use "Tear apart" in context?
Tearing apart is a task that demands precision, strength and a good eye for detail. It is also a skill that can be learned easily if you take the time to learn it. Tearing down a building or a structure is a demanding job that requires a lot of force and passion. It is also a job that can be dangerous if not done correctly.
If you are looking for a career in tearing down buildings or structures, it is important to understand the basics of the process. First, you need to identify the structure you want to tear down.
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