What is another word for tear up?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈi͡əɹ ˈʌp], [ tˈiəɹ ˈʌp], [ t_ˈiə_ɹ ˈʌ_p]
Related words: tear something up, tear up paper, tear up the floor, tear up the table cloth, tear up the living room carpet, tear up the rug
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Synonyms for Tear up:
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n.
• rip up • shred -
v.
• raze- batter ,
- bomb ,
- bulldoze ,
- capsize ,
- crash ,
- decimate ,
- delete ,
- demolish ,
- dynamite ,
- efface ,
- erase ,
- expunge ,
- extinguish ,
- extirpate ,
- fell ,
- level ,
- overthrow ,
- overturn ,
- pull down ,
- reduce ,
- rub out ,
- scatter ,
- smash ,
- spill ,
- strike out ,
- subvert ,
- tear down ,
- topple ,
- total ,
- undo ,
- wipe out ,
- wrack ,
- zap .
Other synonyms:
- cross .
- go against ,
- oppose ,
- rend ,
- resist ,
- stand against ,
- turn against .
- burst out ,
- choke up ,
- cry ,
- cry/sob your heart out ,
- dissolve into ,
- howl ,
- sob ,
- wail ,
- weep .
- reject .
- tackle .
Other relevant words:
- Beaching ,
- Dilapidating ,
- Dynamiting ,
- Shipwrecking ,
- Stranding ,
- Torpedoes ,
- Trashed ,
- Unbuild ,
- blow down ,
- break down ,
- breaking down ,
- cast down ,
- casting down ,
- dilapidate ,
- dilapidates ,
- dynamited ,
- mow down ,
- mowed down ,
- mowing down ,
- mows down ,
- over turn ,
- pile up ,
- piled up ,
- piles up ,
- put out of commission ,
- raze ,
- run aground ,
- scratch out ,
- scratching out ,
- shipwreck ,
- shipwrecks ,
- smash up ,
- take apart ,
- taking apart ,
- taking out ,
- tearing up ,
- throw down ,
- throwing down ,
- took apart ,
- took out ,
- tore up ,
- torn up ,
- torpedo ,
- torpedoed ,
- torpedoing ,
- unbuilding ,
- unbuilt ,
- unmake ,
- unmakes ,
- unmaking ,
- up set ,
- uproot ,
- vandalize ,
- wrack up ,
- wreck .
- cull ,
- draw out ,
- extract ,
- pick ,
- pluck ,
- pull ,
- pull out ,
- remove ,
- rip out ,
- select ,
- take out ,
- tear out ,
- withdraw .
- tear .
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How to use "Tear up" in context?
Tearing up may seem like a natural reaction to discomfort, sadness, or anger, but it can actually lead to more problems. When we tear up, we release anger and stress in the form of tears and bodily fluids.
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