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divide

verb as in put in order; classify

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verb as in disagree, alienate

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Example Sentences

He saw it as a wedge that could scare — and divide — the American left on immigration.

From Salon

That political divide is clearly dissolving, even if all the dislocations of the past eight years have barely budged the metropolitan economy from its perch.

From Slate

Critics, however, say the legislation will divide the country and lead to the unravelling of much-needed support for many Māori.

From BBC

If you look into your heart, you know deep down that predatory capitalism has us all sick and has enabled a war and prison industry, that our society is configured in ways that divide and alienate us from what is our best nature, that the two-party system entrenches power.

From Salon

The gender divide in our real world is underplayed in the “Arcane” universe, but relationships between individuals are contaminated by a similarly vicious strain of the x-word itself, xenophobia — in the “Arcane” universe, between residents of the symbiotic communities of Piltover and Zaun.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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