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The phrase "a smashed ring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a ring that has been damaged or crushed, often in a physical context.
Example: "After the accident, I found a smashed ring among the debris, a reminder of the chaos that had unfolded."
Alternatives: "a broken ring" or "a crushed ring".
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Blockbusted: A smashed video cassette.
Then he carried over parts of a smashed washing machine.
I saw a man shouting at a smashed bottle of rapeseed oil there once.
The grey car with a smashed side and shattered windscreen and a crumpled motorbike remained there.
On the sidewalk, the leaves looked like pieces from a smashed kaleidoscope.
Now I recognized pieces: a corner of a smashed sail, a strand of broken rigging.
He found Eddie handcuffed to a bed, with an I.V. drip and a smashed face.
Another is seated on the curb of a parking lot next to a smashed car.
(The glass came from a smashed wine bottle — a Little Penguin chardonnay from Australia).
This is a smashed, brutal landscape, its mountains levelled, its rivers blocked.
A smashed window, a flaming molotov cocktail, a whoosh of fire and piercing screams followed.
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