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brittle

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The meaning (definition) of the word brittle

hard but easy to break into pieces, like a dry leaf or crunchy peanut bar

The word brittle used in a sentence

“The thin cookie was brittle and snapped in half when I bit it.”

Words that mean the same as brittle (synonyms)

fragiledelicate

Words that mean the opposite of brittle (antonyms)

strongtough

How the word brittle is said around the world

Frenchfragile (frah-ZHEEL)
Spanishfrágil (FRAH-kheel)
Mandarin脆 (tsway)
Hindiनाज़ुक (NAH-zuuk)
Arabicهش (hahshsh)
Russianхрупкий (KHROOP-kyeey)
Portuguese (EU)frágil (FRAH-zheel)
Portuguese (BR)frágil (FRAH-zhee-uu)
Japaneseもろい (moh-ROHEE)
Germanspröde (SHPRER-duh)
Urduٹوٹنے والا (TOOT-nay VAH-lah)
Punjabiਭੁਰਭੁਰਾ (PUU-ruh-buu-rah)
Korean잘 부서지는 (JAL boo-SEO-ji-neun)
Hebrewשָׁבִיר (SHAH-veeyr)
Greekεύθραυστος (AYFTH-rahfs-tohs)
Dutchbros (braws)
Tagalogmalutong (mah-LOO-tohng)
Vietnamesegiòn (zawn)
Turkishkırılgan (ku-rul-GAHN)
Persianشکننده (shay-kah-NAHN-day)
Polishkruchy (KROO-khi)
Ukrainianкрихкий (KRIKH-kiy)
Bengaliভঙ্গুর (BOHNG-goor)
Swedishspröd (sprerd)
Italianfragile (FRAH-jee-lay)

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