scission (Meaning)
scission (n)
the act of dividing by cutting or splitting
scission (n.)
The act of dividing with an instrument having a sharp edge.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scission
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- dispersal
- bifurcation
- dispersion
- cleavage
- fractionation
- separation
- sundering
- decomposition
- fractionalization
- rupture
- disunion
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scission Sentence Examples
- The scission of the alliances created political instability in the region.
- The scission of cells is a fundamental process in biology.
- The research team's scission from the university led to the establishment of an independent institute.
- The scission between the factions divided the organization into opposing camps.
- The scission of the ice sheet accelerated the melting process.
- The scission of the tumor involved the separation of cancerous cells from healthy tissue.
- The scission of the bond between the atoms released a burst of energy.
- The scission of the political party resulted in the formation of two new parties.
- The scission of the rock created a deep fissure in the mountainside.
- The scission of the molecule produced two distinct fragments with different properties.
FAQs About the word scission
the act of dividing by cutting or splittingThe act of dividing with an instrument having a sharp edge.
dissolution, split, partition, breakup, division, schism, dispersal, bifurcation, dispersion, cleavage
unification,union, unification, association, union, association, linkage, consolidation, fusion, linkage
The scission of the alliances created political instability in the region.
The scission of cells is a fundamental process in biology.
The research team's scission from the university led to the establishment of an independent institute.
The scission between the factions divided the organization into opposing camps.
