disunion

[dis-yoon-yuhn] / dɪsˈyun yən /

NOUN

division

Synonyms

STRONG

argument breakup conflict detachment disagreement disconnection discord disjunction disjuncture dispute dissension dissidence disunity divergence divergency divorce parting partition separation severance split

Antonyms

STRONG

accord agreement attachment concord harmony juncture marriage peace sameness union

Example Sentences

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Over the next three years, the country descended into disunion, followed by civil war.

From New York Times

Johnson’s government now says this arrangement is tearing the kingdom apart, creating disunion and strife.

From Washington Post

Far from coming together, the United States is in an even more perilous state of disunion.

From BBC

“Twelve months ago this president said disagreement must not lead to disunion,” said Mr. McConnell.

From New York Times

But we don’t have to browse the latest titles to find fears of disunion.

From Washington Post