fractionalize Synonyms
Strongest:
- halve
- bifurcate
- break-up
- ramify
- disjoin
- bisect
- quarter
- dissever
- disintegrate
- fractionate
- partition
- dissociate
- dichotomize
- sever
- part
- divide
- dissolve
- divorce
- split
- disassociate
- resolve
- subdivide
- disunite
- cleave
- decompose
- segment
- dissect
- decouple
- separate
- disconnect
Strong:
- fragmentize
- trisect
- insulate
- isolate
- uncouple
- tear
- rend
- rift
- disassemble
- break-down
- disjoint
- sunder
- rip
- unyoke
- fragmentate
- pull
- cut-off
- segregate
- rupture
- fragment
- fracture
- unlink
Weak:
fractionalize Meaning
fractionalize
to break up into parts or sections
fractionalize Sentence Examples
- The corporation's management fractionalized its shares to make them more accessible to small investors.
- The land was fractionalized into small parcels for sale.
- The company's profits were fractionalized equally among all its shareholders.
- The property was fractionalized into several separate units to be sold independently.
- The loan amount was fractionalized into manageable monthly installments.
- The fractionalization of the vote made it difficult to pass legislation.
- The treaty fractionalized the formerly unified territory.
- The fractionalization of ownership led to multiple parties having a say in management.
- The fractionalization of the workforce resulted in a decrease in union membership.
- The fractionalization of the project into smaller tasks increased its efficiency.
FAQs About the word fractionalize
to break up into parts or sections
halve, bifurcate, break up, ramify, disjoin, bisect, quarter, dissever, disintegrate,fractionate
mix, couple, blend, connect, associate, assemble,combine, knit, bind,mingle
The corporation's management fractionalized its shares to make them more accessible to small investors.
The land was fractionalized into small parcels for sale.
The company's profits were fractionalized equally among all its shareholders.
The property was fractionalized into several separate units to be sold independently.
