tore

/tɔr/
verb
  1. Past tense of tear; pulled something apart by force, or ripped.
    • The strong wind tore the flag into shreds.
    • She tore the paper in half by accident.
    • He tore his shirt on a nail while climbing the fence.
  2. Past tense of tear; moved very quickly or rushed.
    • The children tore down the hill on their bikes.
    • She tore out of the house when she heard the news.
    • He tore through the airport to catch his flight.
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