Brittle (Adj.)
Pronunciation: brit-l
Word Meaning: “Brittle” as an adjective describes something that is easily broken, cracked, or shattered. It can also refer to things that lack flexibility or resilience, making them prone to breaking.
Uses in Sentence:
- The old leaves were so brittle that they crumbled at the touch.
- The cookie was delicious but a bit brittle, breaking into pieces easily.
- The drought made the soil so brittle that it cracked open.
Synonyms:
- Fragile
- Crisp
- Breakable
- Frangible
- Delicate
Antonyms:
- Flexible
- Tough
- Resilient
- Durable
- Elastic
Word Meaning in Hindi: The Hindi translation of “brittle” is “भंगुर” (Bhangur) or “नाजुक” (Najuk).
Word uses in Hindi:
- पुराने पत्तियाँ इतनी भंगुर थीं कि उन्हें छूने पर चुर-चुर हो गई। (The old leaves were so brittle that they crumbled at the touch.)
- कुकी स्वादिष्ट थी लेकिन थोड़ी सी भंगुर थी, जो आसानी से टूट जाती थी। (The cookie was delicious but a bit brittle, breaking into pieces easily.)
- सूखा ने मिट्टी को इतना भंगुर बना दिया कि यह फट जाती थी। (The drought made the soil so brittle that it cracked open.)