disunite (Meaning)
disunite (v)
part; cease or break association with
force, take, or pull apart
disunite (v. t.)
To destroy the union of; to divide; to part; to sever; to disjoin; to sunder; to separate; as, to disunite particles of matter.
To alienate in spirit; to break the concord of.
disunite (v. i.)
To part; to fall asunder; to become separated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disunite
Synonyms:
- fracture
- cut off
- disentangle
- halve
- seclude
- break
- disengage
- trisect
- bisect
- fragmentate
- disintegrate
- segment
- rive
- fractionate
- dissolve
- dichotomize
- rupture
- rend
- dissect
- unravel
- fractionalize
- tear
- cleave
- insulate
- break down
- rip
- sequester
- quarter
- partition
- fragmentize
- disassemble
- bifurcate
- segregate
- fragment
- untie
- rift
Antonyms:
disunite Sentence Examples
- The political turmoil had disunited the nation, causing deep divisions among its citizens.
- The war disunited the once-cohesive family, leaving them grieving and scattered across the world.
- The harsh words of the politician disunited the party, leading to a split in their ranks.
- The opposing belief systems disunited the group, preventing them from finding common ground.
- The disagreement among the scientists disunited the research team, hampering their progress.
- The economic crisis disunited the global community, as countries struggled to protect their own interests.
- The betrayal of a close friend disunited the longtime friendship, leaving both parties feeling hurt and alone.
- The loss of a loved one disunited the family, leaving them grappling with the void and struggling to move forward.
- The natural disaster disunited the local community, forcing them to relocate and rebuild their lives in different places.
- The difference in cultural values disunited the joint venture, making it challenging for the partners to collaborate effectively.
FAQs About the word disunite
part; cease or break association with, force, take, or pull apartTo destroy the union of; to divide; to part; to sever; to disjoin; to sunder; to separate; as,
separate, disconnect, split,divide, disjoint, uncouple, subdivide, disassociate, detach, divorce
join, link, combine, combine, unify,unite, unite, join, link, unify
The political turmoil had disunited the nation, causing deep divisions among its citizens.
The war disunited the once-cohesive family, leaving them grieving and scattered across the world.
The harsh words of the politician disunited the party, leading to a split in their ranks.
The opposing belief systems disunited the group, preventing them from finding common ground.
