Definition: The word "adorners" comes from a Greek root that translates to "to break," particularly in connection with the breaking or destruction of something. This term can refer to various types of damage, including but not limited to wind, hail, lightning strike, and sudden storms. A "breaker" or "breakaway" refers to someone who breaks away from an original condition or situation. The Hebrew word "adorned," in connection with this concept, means to add something to something else; in this case, it is referring to the breaking of a fence. The word can also be used figuratively and metaphorically to describe the act of one breaking up with another, leaving behind things that they had considered important or dear. This could mean saying farewell to someone close to us, having just given birth to a baby, or simply letting go of a loved one who is no longer needed. In this context, "adorners" typically refers to situations where something was not what the original intended it, leaving behind the need for some change in order to make room for something else. This can be seen as a reminder that things and people are often changed or rethought by circumstances beyond our control, making us feel more free to embrace new possibilities.

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