fragile

US /ˈfrædʒəl, -ˌaɪl/

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UK /'frædʒaɪl/

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adj.AdjectiveEasily affected, broken, or harmed

The plates and glasses are fragile so please handle them with care

adj.AdjectiveWeak or delicate; easily damaged in health

After her illness, she was quite fragile for a while

adj.AdjectiveEasily destroyed or likely to fail; not strong or stable

The peace agreement is fragile and could easily collapse

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Some of them grew up with hardships and only understood the unstable, fragile love they received from the "person" they called their dad.
Some of them grew up with hardships and only understood the unstable, fragile love they received from the "person" they called their dad.

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fragile thing and takes at least three days to establish. Be sure then to vary
fragile thing and takes at least three days to establish. Be sure then to vary

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And he says, "It's okay. My love is not fragile."
And he says, "It's okay. My love is not fragile."

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other people think and to regret mistakes we’ve made. When we are in a febrile or fragile mood, a
other people think and to regret mistakes we’ve made. When we are in a febrile or fragile mood, a

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It's a fragile desert ecosystem, dotted with wildflower fields and Joshua trees which are iconic in this region.
It's a fragile desert ecosystem, dotted with wildflower fields and Joshua trees which are iconic in this region.

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But as a fragile-minded kid who was just doing what his scout master told him to do,
But as a fragile-minded kid who was just doing what his scout master told him to do,