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fragment
noun as in part, chip
Example Sentences
First he has to form a coalition, always a tricky task in the Netherlands, whose fragmented political system ensures no party wins enough parliamentary seats to govern solo.
The fragmented nature of Dutch politics means no party wins enough seats in the 150-member parliament to form an absolute majority.
These genetic fragments allow bacteria to use specialized enzymes and proteins to prevent new viruses, called phages, from infecting the cell.
The opposition to Maduro is fragmented and vulnerable after being deprived, fraudulently by most accounts, victory in a 2024 vote and a subsequent year of repression.
And in a time when the country feels more fragmented than ever, Wareheim sees it as a kind of connective tissue.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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