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Fragility

usgb/frəˈdʒɪləti/Volume
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Often used to describe items that can break easily, requiring careful handling. SlideDue to its fragility, the glass sculpture was encased in a protective display.
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Metaphorically describes concepts vulnerable to failure or damage, like relationships. SlideThe fragility of their partnership became evident after the disagreement.
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Fragility might not be apparent; sometimes objects or situations seem stronger than they are. SlideThe bridge's fragility was hidden by its sturdy appearance.