To break or separate into fragments; to fragmentize or divide into pieces.
A less common variant of 'fragmentize,' derived directly from Latin 'fragmentum' with the verb-forming suffix '-ate'. This suffix, borrowed from Latin, is widely used in English to convert nouns and adjectives into action verbs.
In chemistry, fragmentate describes what happens when molecules break apart—and this fragmentation is actually how scientists identify unknown substances, proving that sometimes you learn more by breaking things down than by studying them whole.
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