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View definitions for divide

divide

verb as in put in order; classify

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verb as in disagree, alienate

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Poulain would then go on to calculate the “extreme longevity index”—the number of centenarians born each year in the region divided by the total number of births recorded during that same period.

The young nation was divided and newspapers and pamphlets hammered home the differences between the two men – in many cases embellishing those differences.

From Salon

Book censorship has shaken and divided school boards, pitted parents against parents, and led to threats against teachers and librarians.

"We might see the divide between red and blue states widen," she said.

From BBC

He offered a reminder to Democrats that California Republicans can help bridge the divide with the Trump administration.

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

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