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:
- fragmentize
- untie
- segregate
- tear
- bifurcate
- dissolve
- rupture
- dissect
- rift
- rend
- fragment
- seclude
- rive
- cut off
- disintegrate
- disassemble
- insulate
- fractionalize
- disengage
- segment
- quarter
- partition
- disentangle
- fractionate
- sequester
- bisect
- fracture
- break
- cleave
- fragmentate
- break down
- rip
- trisect
- unravel
- dichotomize
- halve
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,
disconnect,divide, split, separate, unyoke, disjoint, break up, subdivide, uncouple, dissever
combine, combine, unify,unite, unite, unify, link, join, join, link
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.
