Used to express a deep level of distress or emotional pain, more than just being sad or upset.

Emotional State

It's a casual expression, so it's more suitable for personal conversations than formal situations.

Informal Speech

Often used after specific events that cause emotional reactions, like a breakup or bad news.

Refers to something physically shattered or broken apart, not just slightly damaged.

Implies an object is so broken it is beyond simple repair; it's thoroughly destroyed.

This phrase doesn't describe general, light wear or aging, but rather a significant breakage.