shred

used in negative sentences to mean 'not even a small amount'

used in negative sentences for emphasis, meaning 'not even one small piece'

the final remaining part of something abstract, like hope or dignity

used in negative sentences for strong emphasis, meaning 'not the very smallest amount'

the part that is still left of something abstract

the total amount of something, emphasizing completeness

a narrow, flimsy piece of something

a very small, thin piece of something

a piece that is torn and in poor condition

emphasizing the complete lack of an abstract quality, such as evidence or truth

describes the action of tearing something, resulting in many small pieces

in a state of being torn into many small pieces; can be used figuratively for economies, reputations, etc.

to cut or tear something, especially food, into very small, thin pieces

to pull something apart into many small pieces; often used figuratively

to tear something violently into many small pieces

to cut something into many small pieces

a very small amount of an abstract quality, like evidence, doubt, or truth; often used in negative sentences

a small piece of a physical object, like cloth or paper