1. broken into small, disconnected pieces or fragments

1. past tense and past participle of fragmentize; to break or divide into fragments
Usage: less common than 'fragment' or 'fragmented'

Examples

• The old manuscript was fragmentized after centuries of wear and exposure.
• The company's fragmentized approach to management led to poor communication between departments.
• The explosion fragmentized the building into rubble.
• Her fragmentized thoughts made it difficult to follow her argument.
• The data became fragmentized across multiple servers.
• The war fragmentized the once-unified nation into separate regions.