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Broach meaning
A series of chisel points mounted on one piece of steel. For example, the toothed stone chisel shown here. | A broad chisel for stone-cutting. | Alternative spelling of brooch.
Example sentences (20)
And in his memoir Spare, he details the moment he plucked up the courage to broach the subject with his granny - and her 'cryptic' nine-word response.
But how do I broach a subject as complicated as this and try to tell the reader what is important?
How should we broach this subject with them?
If Blink-182 was going to make new music, Barker wanted to produce it — he just didn’t know how to broach the idea.
It feeds into the wider discussion around mental health where, Morrissey says, over the past few years there has been great movement in people feeling confident talking about their mental health, but suicide remains a “really difficult subject to broach”.
Jackie Hernandez and Isabella Broach lost 6-0 in the first and lost 6-4 in a much tighter second set.
Smith took over one of the more prominent programs in the area which saw Kraig Broach leave behind a successful 12-year legacy.
Staff and kids gave her a send-off on June 26 by presenting her with a keepsake broach, and some handy vouchers.
When we broach the subject of hurtful online comments, Arlene admits she is grateful not to be a permanent fixture on our TV screens any more.
Items ranged from a $12 broach to a pair of belt charms for $1,250.
Nicole - who was also sharing her story publicly for the first time - said: "I really did feel that people weren't being honest and open but it was a difficult thing to broach.
Clark expressed frustration with even having to broach a subject he considers long settled.
Danville Police say on Sunday around 4:40 p.m., Sergeant Chase Broach saw 29-year-old Christopher Lee Harlan driving a car on Holiday Drive.
He can comfortably broach serious, depressing issues and cut right to the heart of society’s ills without ever growing strident.
Her name sits upon her persona like a diamond-studded broach — regal and poised, exuding a certain amount of sophistication and class and requiring the same in return.
In races as divisive as those in the 2020 general election, professors are faced with deciding whether to broach the topic in the classroom.
Let me know how this goes as a way to broach it to your partner.
Lunch bowls pushed aside, the time seems right to broach the criticism Boyne received for My Brother’s Name Is Jessica.
Otherwise, we have a wonderful relationship/friendship that I hope continues, but I’m unsure of how to broach this subject without causing him to focus even more on this problem.
Vino & Vulvas’ mission is not to glorify any particular practice or desire, stresses Edwards; rather, the goal is to normalize topics that many in the community wish to discuss but lack the knowledge or confidence to broach.