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The phrase "had been torn" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is the past perfect tense of the verb "to tear," indicating that something was torn in the past and has remained torn up to a specific point in the past. Example: "The letter had been torn in half before it arrived in my mailbox."
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The ivy had been torn off.
His prescribed script had been torn up.
Its arms had been torn off.
houses across the street had been torn down.
His right leg had been torn off by a shell.
By brawl's end, Rex Ryan's shirt had been torn off.
They had been torn down and stomped on.
A bus that had been torn apart contained charred corpses.
Similar(3)
The kids at the front had been tear gassed.
Hamilton, it seems, had been tearing itself apart.
"A family has been torn apart.
More suggestions(21)
having been torn
had been erased
had been removed
had been detached
had been fractured
had been extracted
had been obliterated
had been eradicated
had been shattered
had been dismantled
had been annihilated
had been separated
had been reciprocated
had been riven
had been caught
had been created
had been battered
had been fragmented
had been tear
had been breached
had been poisoned
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