fragment

[ˈfræɡmənt]

fragment Definition

  • 1a small part broken or separated off something
  • 2an incomplete or isolated portion of something

Using fragment: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fragment" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The vase lay in fragments on the floor.

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    The document was found in fragments scattered across the room.

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    The story was told in fragments, making it difficult to follow.

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    The team's performance was a fragment of what it used to be.

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    The artist used fragments of different materials to create a unique sculpture.

fragment Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for fragment

Antonyms for fragment

Phrases with fragment

  • a small part of someone's imagination

    Example

    The author's book is a fragment of his imagination.

  • a small part of someone's memory

    Example

    The photograph was a fragment of her memory from that day.

  • a small part of the truth about something

    Example

    The detective was able to find a fragment of truth in the suspect's story.

Origins of fragment

from Latin 'fragmentum', meaning 'a piece broken off'

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Summary: fragment in Brief

A 'fragment' [ˈfræɡmənt] refers to a small part broken or separated off something, or an incomplete or isolated portion of something. It can refer to physical objects, such as 'The vase lay in fragments on the floor,' or abstract concepts, such as 'The story was told in fragments, making it difficult to follow.' 'Fragment' can also be used in phrases like 'fragment of imagination,' 'fragment of memory,' and 'fragment of truth,' which denote small parts of these concepts.