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apportion

apportion is a synonym of allocate

verb [ uh-pawr-shuhn ]

apportion is another word for allocate

Allocate means to set something aside for a particular purpose (I allocated funds for the birthday party).

Apportion means to distribute something in relative portions (I apportioned the prize money among all five winners).

Allocate and apportion express related ideas. Allocate means to set something apart or aside for later use or for a specific purpose (Everyone has been allocated a seat).

Apportion means allocating something in a proportionate way (Each group has been apportioned some seats based on their number).

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paladin

paladin is a synonym of knight

noun [ pal-uh-din ]

paladin is another word for knight

✅ A knight is a person of high military rank who is supposed to behave in a chivalrous way (The knight bowed to the king).

✅ A paladin is a knightly or heroic champion for a person or cause (a paladin of the environment).

✅ Historically, in medieval Europe, a knight was a man of aristocratic birth who achieved the rank of knight after an apprenticeship as a page and squire.

✅ Historically, paladin refers specifically to any one of the twelve knights of Charlemagne. However, paladin can also refer to a passionate defender of another person or cause.

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schism

schism is a synonym of rift

noun [ siz-uhm, skiz- ]

schism is another word for rift

✅ A rift is a serious disagreement between two people, groups, nations, etc., that leads them to no longer be friendly with each other (The sale of an heirloom led to a rift in the family).

✅ A schism refers to the division of a group into mutually opposed groups (The reboot movie led to a schism between new fans and old fans).

Rift and schism both refer to intense disagreements that lead to people, or groups of people, being on opposing sides.

Rift suggests a broken friendship and implies that if the disagreement is solved, friendship may return. Schism suggests a division that is likely to be long-lasting.

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