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Discover Ludwig"broken homes" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to homes in which the relationship between family members has been damaged, typically due to factors such as divorce, neglect, or abuse. For example: "Studies have shown that children from broken homes are more likely to suffer from mental health problems later in life."
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Their pupils generally come from poor, often broken homes.
"A lot of times the individuals come from broken homes.
All but a few come from broken homes.
Rescuers continued to search on Thursday through thick mud, broken homes and felled trees for survivors.
Lots of children are bullied and are bullies, have complicated family relationships, come from broken homes.
For the first time, broken homes and domestic violence appear in a modern Indonesian movie.
Most of them had met originally as latch-key teenagers from broken homes.
Some of the kids I teach come from broken homes; some kids come from poverty.
This is particularly the case today, when so many students come from broken homes.
I think children from broken homes do suffer in a deep way.
They come from broken homes and yet they band together to form their own family.
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