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A crack, break, or split.
Fracture
Having to do with a part, expressed with a numerator and denominator.
Fractional
The condition of being easily shattered or broken.
Fragility
A part chipped away, a broken piece.
Fragment
Sudden, without warning, unexpected.
Abrupt
To disturb, to break into or destroy orderly progress.
Disrupt
The act of breaking in on.
Interruption
To break or burst.
Rupture
The act of bursting.
Rupture
A part of a whole.
Fraction
Easily broken.
Fragile
To stop progress.
Interrupt
Break explosively.
Erupt
Breaking the law.
Infraction
A noisy disturbance.
Fracas
A lot of fragments.
Fragmentary
Bad character.
Corrupt
Not able to be corrupted.
Incorruptible