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sunder

[suhn-der] / ˈsʌn dər /


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Genealogy search registries can repair sundered ancestral bonds, reuniting relatives yearning for kinship.

From Salon

Taranti’s sundering from her beloved spirit family and Paranto’s inability to speak to his dead father in waking life are just single moments of personal drama in a vast historical shift.

From Scientific American

TikTok had been without a permanent chief executive since August 2020, when Kevin Mayer, a former Disney executive, left after the Trump administration’s effort to sunder the app from its Chinese parent.

From New York Times

Her first task would be to unify a party that has been sundered by the drama of the Johnson years and is bleeding support among voters.

From New York Times

Ballistic soap is used by the arms industry to test the damage projectiles will inflict on a body, how big the hole is at the entry point and what direction sundering will take.

From New York Times