The fragmentation
Example: The fragmentation breaks structures apart
Definition
"The fragmentation" refers to the process or result of breaking or being broken into smaller parts or pieces. It describes the act of dividing something into fragments, often causing a loss of cohesion or unity in the original structure or whole.
Etymology
The word "fragmentation" derives from the Latin verb 'frangere,' meaning 'to break.' It entered English through the combination of 'fragment,' from the Latin 'fragmentum' meaning 'a broken piece,' and the suffix '-ation,' which forms nouns indicating action or process. Did you know? The concept of fragmentation has been used metaphorically in various fields, from geology to computing, highlighting the breaking down of complex structures.
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"The fragmentation" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (C2) - set 2", containing 91 commonly used words.
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