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Discover Ludwig"broke him" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used as a verb phrase meaning to cause someone emotional or physical harm. Example: The tragic news of his father's death broke him, and he was overcome with grief.
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Her death broke him.
It nearly broke him.
After that they broke him, of course.
He added: "I think they broke him".
His tormentors never broke him, however.
But none of this broke him.
His breakthrough season almost broke him, too.
And they broke him up as a monopoly".
I think it broke him as a person.
I think it broke him in lots of ways.
Blake broke him with a series of high-risk backhands.
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