BRIT'TLE, a. Heb. to part, to break. See Part.
Easily broken or easily breaking short, without splinters or loose parts rent from the substance fragile not tough or tenacious as brittle stone or glass.
BRIT'TLE, a. Heb. to part, to break. See Part.
Easily broken or easily breaking short, without splinters or loose parts rent from the substance fragile not tough or tenacious as brittle stone or glass.
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