Associations to the word «Fragmentary»
Noun
- Vertebra
- Annal
- Papyrus
- Fossil
- Skeleton
- Inscription
- Specimen
- Manuscript
- Cretaceous
- Remains
- Taxon
- Fragment
- Skull
- Celt
- Dinosaur
- Bowers
- Tablet
- Codex
- Quotation
- Narrative
- Prose
- Fresco
- Text
- Coleridge
- Gospel
- Scroll
- Canto
- Tooth
- Rib
- Schubert
- Chronicle
- Epic
- Obelisk
- Wandering
- Blackout
- Clade
- Corpus
- Evidence
- Jaw
- Utterance
- Poem
- Reminiscence
- Myth
- Modernity
- Antiquity
- Record
- Allusion
- Nietzsche
- Reconstruction
- Saga
- Bone
- Claremont
- Deposit
- Bce
Adjective
- Incomplete
- Extant
- Babylonian
- Disconnected
- Contradictory
- Cervical
- Assyrian
- Attested
- Postmodern
- Mythic
- Reconstructed
- Pleistocene
- Unfinished
- Dubious
- Distal
- Imperfect
- Scanty
- Skeletal
- Partial
- Unreliable
- Vague
- Narrative
- Articulated
- Basal
- Ambiguous
- Uncertain
- Scattered
- Recovered
- Anatomical
- Archaic
- Scant
- Intelligible
- Thriving
- Norse
- Superficial
- Epic
- Unclear
Adverb
Wiktionary
FRAGMENTARY, adjective. Consisting of fragments; disconnected; scattered.
FRAGMENTARY, adjective. (geology) Composed of the fragments of other rocks.
Dictionary definition
FRAGMENTARY, adjective. Consisting of small disconnected parts; "fragmentary remains".
Wise words
A word carries far, very far, deals destruction through time
as the bullets go flying through space.