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- Dictionaryfrag·ment
noun
- 1. a small part broken or separated off something: "small fragments of pottery, glass, and tiles" Similar
verb
- 1. break or cause to break into fragments: "his followers fragmented into sects"
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A fragment is a small piece or part, especially when broken from something whole. Learn how to use the word fragment as a noun or a verb, and see examples and collocations with fragment in different contexts.
A fragment is a part broken off, detached, or incomplete, or a sentence fragment. Learn more about the word history, synonyms, examples, and usage of fragment as a noun and a verb.
A fragment is a piece that has been broken off of or detached from something else. Fragment most commonly refers to a part that has broken off rather than one that has been separated gently or intentionally, as in The vase smashed into a million fragments. A bone fragment is a (usually small) piece that has been chipped off from a bone.
A fragment is a small piece or part, especially when broken from something whole. Learn how to use the word fragment as a noun and a verb, and see examples and collocations with fragment in different contexts.
A fragment is a small piece that’s come off a larger whole, and to fragment is to break. If your teacher writes "frag" on your paper, you've got an incomplete sentence.
A fragment is a small part broken off or detached from something else, or an incomplete or isolated portion. Learn more about the word fragment, its grammar, synonyms, and translations from various sources.
A fragment is a small piece or part of something, or something that breaks into small pieces. Learn the pronunciation, synonyms, grammar, and examples of 'fragment' in British and American English.
