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Discover LudwigThe phrase "broke in half" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to mean that something has been split into two parts, usually used to describe a physical object. For example, "In a fit of rage, Sally picked up the lamp and angrily threw it on the floor, where it broke in half."
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Then it broke in half in my hand.
On his first vault, the pole broke in half.
Investigators are studying the salvaged wreck of the ship, which broke in half on March 26.
In Montauk, at the end of Long Island, a 50-seat restaurant broke in half.
Then it turned into a stress fracture and broke in half.
"He hit Kelly once with the stick, and it broke in half.
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The folding cross frames breaks in half.
Stela 5 is broken in half and badly eroded.
Far beneath the water the Hood lay broken in half.
"I thought my back was going to break in half".
To see them broken in half, it hurts".
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