disuniting

It "could succeed in finishing what Trump started — disuniting the country and destroying the democratic experiment — unless, that is, the United States were to undergo a thorough de-Trumpification."

And such resistance could succeed in finishing what Trump started — disuniting the country and destroying the democratic experiment — unless, that is, the United States were to undergo a thorough de-Trumpification.

"These expressions of the individual nationalism are a disuniting factor in our country, in a country that we ought to make more united," said Conservative lawmaker Jacob Rees-Mogg, who represents a constituency in southwest England.

How can the Scots consider disuniting themselves from the English, when it’s plain that the economic consequences are likely to be disastrous?

No argument was needed as to the obligation of uniting sacred and secular learning, because the idea of disuniting them never was entertained.