fragmentating Synonyms
Strongest:
- bisecting
- decomposing
- breaking-down
- rupturing
- bifurcating
- disintegrating
- partitioning
- halving
- tearing
- rending
- dissecting
- ripping
- fractionating
- fragmenting
- fractionalizing
- pulling
- fracturing
- cutting-off
- subdividing
- quartering
- fragmentizing
- cleaving
- dichotomizing
- segmenting
Strong:
- separating
- ramifying
- breaking-up
- trisecting
- isolating
- disassembling
- insulating
- breaking
- riving
- dissociating
- divorcing
- sequestering
- disassociating
- splitting
- rifting
- decoupling
- dissevering
- parting
- disconnecting
- dividing
- resolving
- dissolving
- segregating
Weak:
fragmentating Meaning
fragmentating
the state of being fragmented or fragmentary, the act or process of fragmenting or making fragmentary
fragmentating Sentence Examples
- The impact of the earthquake caused the ground to fragmentate into jagged pieces.
- The explosion fragmented the building into a thousand tiny shards of glass and metal.
- The relentless pounding of the waves fragmented the coastline, creating towering cliffs and secluded coves.
- The brittle ice sheet fragmented into countless icebergs that drifted away with the ocean currents.
- The meteor's entry into Earth's atmosphere fragmented it into a fiery shower of debris.
- The ancient artifact fragmented into small pieces that held clues to its enigmatic past.
- The once-vibrant coral reef fragmented into isolated patches due to rising ocean temperatures.
- The fragmented remnants of the broken mirror lay scattered across the floor.
- The fragmented memories of the accident haunted her every waking moment.
- The fragmented society struggled to find common ground and unite its people.
FAQs About the word fragmentating
the state of being fragmented or fragmentary, the act or process of fragmenting or making fragmentary
bisecting, decomposing, breaking down, rupturing, bifurcating, disintegrating, partitioning, halving, tearing, rending
mixing, combining, uniting, connecting, blending,joining, coupling, linking, assembling, closing
The impact of the earthquake caused the ground to fragmentate into jagged pieces.
The explosion fragmented the building into a thousand tiny shards of glass and metal.
The relentless pounding of the waves fragmented the coastline, creating towering cliffs and secluded coves.
The brittle ice sheet fragmented into countless icebergs that drifted away with the ocean currents.
