Take apartphrasal verb · take
Meanings:
- To beat someone up.
- To criticize or defame someone or something.
- To damage or ruin something.
- To criticize something severely.
Examples:
- They really took apart my decisions, but I just ignored bad reviews.
- The high wind took apart the roof and the fence.
- The teacher took apart John's essay in front of the class, as it was completely irrelevant.









