Verb:

टुकड़े टुकडे होना, टुकड़े टुकड़े करना,

crumbling's Usage Examples:

Like the Astin-tagh it stretches towards the E.N.E., and, like it, appears to be built up of granite and schists, but its crest is greatly denuded, so that it is a mere crumbling skeleton protruding above the deep mantle of disintegrated material which masks its flanks.

By whichever way treated, the tobaccoleaf after curing is brittle and cannot be handled without crumbling to powder.

It had, it is true, dealt a blow to Calvinism just when, owing to the reforms of the council of Trent, the religious ground had been crumbling beneath it.

In short, Hamilton took from recent years the lesson of the evils of lax government; whereas Jefferson clung to the other lesson, which crumbling colonial governments had illustrated, that governments derived their strength (and the Declaration had proclaimed that they derived their just rights) from the will of the governed.

They could've both gone somewhere else entirely, wherever they wanted to go, without the underworld crumbling or the pain Gabriel was in.

The In the course of the next three years her empire warS seemed to be crumbling away everywhere.

Powers created by worldliness and sin are crumbling, as they well may; "the city of God remaineth!"

Her heart was breaking again or maybe, her hope crumbling.

A cannon ball struck the very end of the earth work by which he was standing, crumbling down the earth; a black ball flashed before his eyes and at the same instant plumped into something.

There was not a single chamber in the old fabric that was not crumbling and tottering.

Synonyms:

tumble, crumple, collapse, break down, change integrity,

Antonyms:

promote, begin, explode, keep, respect,