dividable Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- sever
- disunite
- part
- disjoint
- sunder
- decouple
- disassociate
- uncouple
- detach
- dissect
- dissever
- pull
- decompose
- disjoin
- isolate
- ramify
- subdivide
- divorce
- resolve
- dissociate
- break-up
Weak:
- quarter
- insulate
- sequester
- bifurcate
- break
- seclude
- disengage
- unravel
- rift
- partition
- disentangle
- segment
- halve
- rip
- fragmentize
- fractionate
- disintegrate
- fragment
- fragmentate
- cleave
- trisect
- segregate
- dichotomize
- fractionalize
- rend
- break-down
- unyoke
- rive
- cut-off
- unlink
- bisect
- dissolve
- tear
- rupture
- disassemble
- fracture
Meaning of dividable
dividable (s)
can be divided usually without leaving a remainder
dividable (a.)
Capable of being divided; divisible.
Divided; separated; parted.
dividable Sentence Examples
- The large cake was easily dividable into smaller slices for the party guests.
- The project seemed dividable into manageable tasks, each assigned to a different team member.
- The budget for the event was dividable among the various expenses such as catering, decorations, and entertainment.
- The complex issue was dividable into smaller components for better analysis.
- The estate was dividable into separate parcels for sale.
- The debate centered around whether the company's assets were dividable among its shareholders.
- The problem was dividable into distinct categories, making it easier to address each aspect separately.
- The puzzle was dividable into sections, each with its own unique challenge.
- The curriculum was dividable into units, with each focusing on a different aspect of the subject.
- The storage space was easily dividable with modular shelves and compartments.
FAQs About the word dividable
can be divided usually without leaving a remainderCapable of being divided; divisible., Divided; separated; parted.
split, separate, disconnect, sever, disunite, part, disjoint, sunder, decouple, disassociate
blend, blend, assemble, mix, unite, assemble, combine, combine,join, unite
The large cake was easily dividable into smaller slices for the party guests.
The project seemed dividable into manageable tasks, each assigned to a different team member.
The budget for the event was dividable among the various expenses such as catering, decorations, and entertainment.
The complex issue was dividable into smaller components for better analysis.
