
1) Apt to crack 2) Breakable 3) Brickle 4) Brickly 5) Confectionery 6) Crisp 7) Crisp candy 8) Easily crumbled 9) Easily snapped 10) Easy to break 11) Easy to snap 12) Exclusively Saxon word 13) Exclusively Anglo word 14) Flaky 15) Fragile 16) Frangible 17) Hard but easily broken 18) Having little elasticity
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1) Breakable 2) Brickle 3) Brickly 4) Candy 5) Coldhearted 6) Crisp 7) Crispy 8) Crunchy 9) Fragile 10) Stiff 11) Toffee 12) Toffy 13) Unannealed 14) Unhardened 15) Untempered
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• (a.) Easily broken; apt to break; fragile; not tough or tenacious.
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Form of tenacity which describes a mineral that gets hammered and results in a fine powder or small crumbs. Minerals that are not brittle are referred as Nonbrittle minerals. Brittle minerals leave a fine powder if scratched, which is the way to test a mineral to see if it is brittle
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Brit'tle adjective [ Middle English
britel ,
brutel , Anglo-Saxon
bryttian to dispense, from
breótan to break; akin to Icelandic
brytja , Swedish
bryta , Danish
bryde . Confer
Brickle .] Easily broken; apt to break; fragile; not tough or tenac...
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[
adj] - lacking warmth and generosity of spirit 2. [adj] - (of metal or glass) not annealed and consequently easily cracked or fractured 3. [adj] - having little elasticity 4. [n] - caramelized sugar cooled in thin sheets
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Translations for „brittle“ Become a Premium Member today! Ambiguous term for a wine in the context of a wine-tasting speech, to be interpreted from the context of the description. It can mean an angular taste or a closed overall impression (restrained, reserved).
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adjective applied to minerals and rocks that rupture easily.
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Relates to tenacity. Most minerals are brittle, and will crumble when hit, as in iron pyrites.
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brickle adjective having little elasticity; hence easily cracked or fractured or snapped; `brittle bones`; `glass is brittle`; ``brickle` and `brickly` are dialectal`
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Structural behavior in which a material deforms permanently by fracturing.
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[Literary terms] lacking warmth and generosity of spirit
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