rip

/rɪp/
verb
  1. To tear or pull something apart quickly and forcefully.
    • He ripped the envelope open to read the letter.
    • The strong wind ripped the flag into two pieces.
    • She accidentally ripped her dress on a nail.
  2. To remove something quickly and roughly.
    • They ripped the old wallpaper off the wall.
    • The thief ripped the purse from her hand.
    • He ripped the page out of the notebook.
  3. To move very fast and forcefully.
    • The ball ripped past the goalkeeper into the net.
    • A loud roar ripped through the quiet forest.
    • The motorcycle ripped down the empty highway.
Antonyms
noun
  1. A long tear or cut in cloth, paper, or other material.
    • She sewed up the rip in the curtain.
    • The envelope had a small rip along the edge.
    • There was a rip in the knee of his jeans.
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